Hey José, I encountered this problem as well. This message is a convoluted, non-obvious way to warn you that the version of the Dell Linux Assistant (DLA) you are using is not compatible with Python 3.9, which is installed with Ubuntu 22.04.

To resolve this, you would need to ensure your updates use the 'jammy' version of the DLA, not the 'focal' or 'bionic' version.

Here's how:

• Open the app Software & Updates
• Open the tab 'Other software'
• Look in the list for this item "https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/somerville-dla-team/ppa/ubuntu/jammy main" (be sure it is 'jammy' version)
  • IF you do see it listed as an option, THEN do the following:
    • Select the checkbox beside the 'jammy' option
    • Authenticate when prompted
    • Ensure the 'focal' and 'bionic' versions are not selected (ie. "https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/somerville-dla-team/ppa/ubuntu/focal main)
    • Select 'Close' and when prompted select 'Reload' to update the system
  • IF you do not see it listed as an option, THEN do the following to add it to the list of repositories:
    • Open your Terminal
    • Enter the following command to add the repo:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:somerville-dla-team/ppa

• Then get any updates:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

• Open the app Software & Updates
• Open the tab 'Other software'
• Look in the list for this item "https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/somerville-dla-team/ppa/ubuntu/jammy main" (be sure it is 'jammy' version)
• Select the checkbox beside the 'jammy' option
• Authenticate when prompted
• Ensure the 'focal' and 'bionic' versions are not selected (ie. "https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/somerville-dla-team/ppa/ubuntu/focal main)
• Select 'Close' and when prompted select 'Reload' to update the system
• At your earliest convenience, re-start your system
• Once restarted, open the Dell Linux Assistant app to ensure it opens ok

Hope this helps.