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Wine from Welcome Screen #1

Closed javieryo closed 5 years ago

javieryo commented 5 years ago

Make sure you have the default repository set in Feren OS If you have any other repositories enabled in Feren OS outside of the default set of repositories, then this might be the cause of your package's dependency issue.

What is the name of the troublesome package? Please put the name of the package here: wine-duo-feren

What is the output of an apt-get install attempt for this package? Please copy and paste the output of apt-get install (troublesome package name here) below in the space between the two triple-`s:

(javieryo didn't fill this part in)

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dominichayesferen commented 5 years ago

Thanks for reporting this issue, I'll check in a new Feren OS install to see what the issue is. Alternatively, you can update your comment to include the output of sudo apt-get install wine-duo-feren.

dominichayesferen commented 5 years ago

Alright, the issue has been reproduced, I'll look into it.

dominichayesferen commented 5 years ago

@javieryo Alright, I've found a fix (it'll be implemented in an ISO Update that'll hopefully happen tomorrow): Downgrade 'libblkid1' via Software Sources > Maintenance > Downgrade Foreign Packages

It appears that for the time that libblkid1 from KDE Neon was in my mirror of the KDE Neon Repositories before I then removed it for its dependency issues with Wine, Feren OS ISOs ended up getting that now deleted version of that package. Since it has been deleted from my repository, it's now a 'foreign' package with an 'older' version on the Ubuntu Package Repositories. Therefore, by going into Software Sources > Maintenance > Downgrade Foreign Packages to downgrade it you can then install 'wine-duo-feren' successfully following that package being downgraded to the version present on the Ubuntu Package Repositories.

dominichayesferen commented 5 years ago

Alright, this has now been fixed in the latest update for the Feren OS 64-Bit ISO, thanks for reporting this issue.