Help/Support Apt-get update command not found in Terminal

[Acehoundzz 5 iPhone 6s 9.3.2]

Hey so I'm trying to install the jbpatch or whatever from the Jb.qwerturiop or whatever the website is called, and When I attempt to install the source (Or any source for that matter) I get 

Ignoring Provides line with DepCompareOP for package libstatusbar

Ignoring Provides line with DepCompareOP for package libmoorecon

You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems. 

 

Okay so I found a tutorial about how to run apt-get and got terminal 

However when I put su then alpine and then 'apt-get update' it says 

sh: apt-get: command not found 

 

How can I fix this? Im on iOS 9.3.2 on an iPhone 6s

Thank you in advance 

 

 

Updated May 7, 2017 by Acehoundzz

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Do you have APT *** package installed from Cydia?

[Acehoundzz 5 iPhone 6s 9.3.2]

46 minutes ago, DiDA said:

Do you have APT *** package installed from Cydia?

I have 0.7 (apt-key) and Apt 0.7 Strict (lib)

[Rook 559.4k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

6 minutes ago, Acehoundzz said:

I have 0.7 (apt-key) and Apt 0.7 Strict (lib)

Can you reinstall them perhaps?

[Acehoundzz 5 iPhone 6s 9.3.2]

20 minutes ago, DiDA said:

Can you reinstall them perhaps?

I just reinstalled terminal and both of the apt things. Same result: Command not found 

[K_K 167k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.1]

Install all of them 

[Acehoundzz 5 iPhone 6s 9.3.2]

15 hours ago, K0NG said:

Install all of them 

Thank you it worked!!

1 minute ago, Acehoundzz said:

Thank you it worked!!

It updated but it gave me Four GPG errors regarding 4 of my repos apparently have no Public key What can I do? 

[K_K 167k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.1]

Don't worry about it 

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