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That does not seem right at all, i get this on Mint22I am pretty sure it is an issue with repositories, probably from using and older ISO that had such issues, so Rod should have some info on how to fix that.
In the meantime, open "software sources" from the menu and try enabling other repositories (there are 3, something with romeo, unstable, source code, or similar).
You can do the same thing from the "synaptics package manager" if the above is missing.
Do and update first, then try apt search or apt install again.

Just went back and checked the messages here and there as i thought someone already answered, but no answer was there.
No worries, i will transfer my reply there and delete this after you get to read it so we keep both topics clean.
Thank you.

Hi,

In the terminal I enter the following:
apt search python3-distro

The response is:
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done

Apologies I was prompting if it was the same issue.

What does this in a terminal return:
apt search python3-distro
?

RLA,

Did you execute the following?

sudo apt install python3-distro


When I run I get the following error message.

Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
Package python3-distro is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source

E: Package 'python3-distro' has no installation candidate

scotta wrote:

People may have been wondering why I have been a little quiet on the forum of late ...

I know i have.
-Pinned to find easily.
Thank you for everything.
P.S.
Why rp1lib? Why not rp5lib?
Just wondering, as i am not into RPI for quite a while.

People may have been wondering why I have been a little quiet on the forum of late and that pull requests to Remora have been slow to be merged. Well, I've been working away on getting SPI on the Raspberry Pi 5 working so that we can support the SPI version of Remora. I'm now happy to share where things are up to.

github.com/scottalford75/rp1lib

The BCM2835 library was the inspiration, a library that gave access to all the chip peripherals. Hopefully the rp1lib can become the start of something similar.

Rather than reinventing the wheel, the library utilises the gpiochip_rp1 library for GPIO and I've adapted the kernel Designware driver for user space.

Next step is to update the Remora component, which is not too far off as I've got the RPi version detection working already.

You need 5I24-25 firmware for a 7I52S_7I33+7I44:

 
 

Hmm, that is the useless package that is on Bookworm.

I am afraid that I am out of ideas. Maybe post in the installing linuxcnc  section.