Hey there!
I was excited when WINE came out for Disco Dingo, but I'm having a bit of trouble installing it.
So, whenever I get to the part where it is installing the WINE package, I get the error saying that I have unmet dependencies: winehq-devel : Depends: wine-devel (=4.7~disco) and saying I have broken packages because of that.
I also noticed that starting from 4.5, I need libfaudio installed separately beforehand. I did that, but unfortunately, that didn't solve the problem.
I have also gotten the same error on a different machine, and also in a live environment.
I tried looking up some guides to fixing broken packages, but that didn't work either.
So right now, I'm kinda lost as to how to fix this. Do any of you know how to fix this? Thanks a ton in advance.
Also, just in case, I am using KUbuntu 19.04.
Wine for Disco has broken packages
Re: Wine for Disco has broken packages
The way to solve dependency issues is to work your way backwards. Try installing wine-devel, see what apt complains about, then install that. Repeat until you get to whatever is blocking the install.
Re: Wine for Disco has broken packages
I just installed winehq-devel w/libfaudio on a fresh Ubuntu Disco VM, and had no problems.Fiusherson wrote:Hey there!
I was excited when WINE came out for Disco Dingo, but I'm having a bit of trouble installing it.
So, whenever I get to the part where it is installing the WINE package, I get the error saying that I have unmet dependencies: winehq-devel : Depends: wine-devel (=4.7~disco) and saying I have broken packages because of that.
I also noticed that starting from 4.5, I need libfaudio installed separately beforehand. I did that, but unfortunately, that didn't solve the problem.
I have also gotten the same error on a different machine, and also in a live environment.
I tried looking up some guides to fixing broken packages, but that didn't work either.
So right now, I'm kinda lost as to how to fix this. Do any of you know how to fix this? Thanks a ton in advance.
Also, just in case, I am using KUbuntu 19.04.
Chances are you might have had some weird packages from before, or perhaps some broken install of something? I did not test KUbuntu tho, but tbh i can't really see there should be a difference.
What does "dpkg -l|grep -i libfaudio" read for you?
It should read something like:
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ii libfaudio0:amd64 19.04-0~disco amd64 FAudio library
ii libfaudio0:i386 19.04-0~disco i386 FAudio library