Warp is scary good at fixing problems. Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNETI’ve been using Linux for a very, very long time, and it’s rare that I encounter an issue I cannot resolve.However, a few weeks ago, such a problem occurred. The issue was caused by an installed application upgrade that required a dependency that the apt package manager couldn’t solve. This meant I couldn’t update or upgrade the system, and that, my friends, is a big problem.I tried to resolve the issue. I even attempted to remove the offending software, but apt said, “Nay, nay!” No matter what I did, the dependency issue persisted. I started thinking I might have to reinstall my OS. Also: Want to save your old computer? Try one of these 8 Linux distros for freeAnd then I remembered Warp terminal and its built-in AI functionality. I opened the terminal and thought, “It can’t hurt to try.”What happened next seriously impressed me.I ran the upgrade command, and the AI caught the issue. The next thing I know, Warp is asking me if I’d like Warp to try resolving the problem. With little to lose, I gave Warp permission to dig in and find a solution. More