Package Dependancy Mutually Exclusive with Nextcloud

[lancervi50]

Hi all,
I have a problem with installing Nextcloud and Wine at the same time.
It seems that the package libgd3:i386 (required for Wine), is not compatible with libgd3 (required for Nextcloud).
If I install one, I can use that program but not the other, and vice versa if I swap the packages around.

When I have Wine working, Nextcloud gives me the error "PHP module GD not installed." on the front page. I go to install libgd3, but it removes libgd3:i386 and a bunch of other packages related to Wine (wine-stable:i386, wine-stable-i386:i386, winehq-stable).

Then if I have Nextcloud working and install Wine, it removes package libgd3 and I cannot use Nextcloud.

I've tried installing an old version of libgd3 to deconflict. "sudo apt install libgd3=2.3.0-2ubuntu2", but that didn't get Nextcloud working.
Also on another note which I believe is related, I am unable to install 64-bit Window programs via Wine, think this is something to do with libgd3.

Does anyone have any ideas how to resolve this?
Ubuntu 22.04LTS
Nextcloud 29.0.1
Wine 9.0

[lancervi50]

Just wanted to close this off. My original final post was disapproved by the moderator.
Basically I will be setting up a hypervisor system so that I can run the exe on one system, and run a Linux program on the other, thereby solving the conflicting packages.