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No builds are made for your version of the distribution (code name yakkety ):

 $ w3m -dump http://ppa.launchpad.net/costales/anoise/ubuntu/dists/ Index of /costales/anoise/ubuntu/dists [ICO] Name Last modified Size Description ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ [DIR] Parent Directory - [DIR] devel/ 23-Jan-2016 18:59 - [DIR] precise/ 23-Oct-2015 17:54 - [DIR] trusty/ 23-Oct-2015 17:34 - [DIR] utopic/ 01-Apr-2015 21:23 - [DIR] vivid/ 23-Oct-2015 17:54 - [DIR] wily/ 23-Oct-2015 17:54 - [DIR] xenial/ 23-Jan-2016 18:59 - ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 

The first thing you can try to do is use the repository of the closest version for which the build is available. as far as I understand, this is the version with the code name xenial :

1. Replace the word yakkety with xenial in the line where this repository is xenial (the line starts with the word deb , and then it is very similar to what is written in the quoted error message). You can find the file where the repository is connected, like this:

    $ grep -rl costales/anoise /etc/apt/sources.list* 

2. update the package list:

    $ sudo apt-get update 

3. and try again to install the package:

    $ sudo apt-get install anoise 

the second (of the simplest options) that you can try is to install the version of the distribution kit for which you can find collected third-party packages with a higher probability . in the case of the ubuntu distribution (and its variations), this is so-called. lts versions (long term support). at the moment the newest lts-version - 16.04

The third thing you can try in this case (if the first option ended with unsatisfied dependencies, and the second, for example, is undesirable), install the package forcibly:

1. Download the package to the current directory:

    $ apt-get download имя.пакета 

2. try to extract the resulting file using a low-level tool - dpkg , ignoring the dependencies:

    $ sudo dpkg --install --no-force-depends файл.с.пакетом 

   and get a list of unsatisfied dependencies, for example, somewhere like this:

    dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of anoise: anoise depends on python-gst0.10; however: Package python-gst0.10 is not installed. anoise depends on gir1.2-gstreamer-0.10; however: Package gir1.2-gstreamer-0.10 is not installed. anoise depends on gir1.2-gtk-3.0; however: Package gir1.2-gtk-3.0 is not installed. anoise depends on anoise-media; however: Package anoise-media is not installed. 

3. then unpack without these dependencies, listing them in the --ignore-depends= option:

    $ sudo dpkg --install --ignore-depends=python-gst0.10,gir1.2-gstreamer-0.10,gir1.2-gtk-3.0,anoise-media файл.с.пакетом 

   as a result, the package will, it seems, be “installed”, but, due to the absence of dependencies, programs will not work out of it (they will not run at all, or they will “fall”).

   if you manage to pick up (and, most importantly, install) packages that have the required functionality (close by name packages, packages from previous versions of the distribution, etc., etc.) - you are lucky. you can use the same trick when installing “old” packages: “download, then unpack using dpkg”.

The fourth thing you can try is to rebuild the package yourself under the package base of your version of the distribution. a description of this process (and all the difficulties that you will encounter when trying to choose replacements for non-existent dependencies) is clearly beyond the scope of the current answer. search query help: ubuntu rebuild package