This is caused by xserver-common-lts-raring not being correctly removed, and therefore ending up in a nonfunctional state. Editing
"/var/usr/dpkg/info/xserver-common-lts-raring.postrm" using "sudo nano /var/usr/dpkg/info/xserver-common-lts-raring.postrm" and removing the "dpkg-divert" command entirely from the file. After doing that, you should be able to remove it using "sudo apt-get autoremove". Once it has been removed, you should be able to do everything as normal.
This is caused by xserver- common- lts-raring not being correctly removed, and therefore ending up in a nonfunctional state. Editing usr/dpkg/ info/xserver- common- lts-raring. postrm" using "sudo nano /var/usr/ dpkg/info/ xserver- common- lts-raring. postrm" and removing the "dpkg-divert" command entirely from the file. After doing that, you should be able to remove it using "sudo apt-get autoremove". Once it has been removed, you should be able to do everything as normal.
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