Unable to install multiple things due to libarary problems

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I wanted to install libsdl2-dev and PlayOnLinux. I use aptitude as my package manager. When trying



sudo aptitude install libsdl2-dev


I get this. If I ask for another solution I get this which is an even worse solution. With PlayOnLinux I get this. I have no idea why this is happening but I'm guessing these two issues are related. Any help would be appriciated, and any info that can be used to help resolve this can be given.



Dependecies for these things: https://pastebin.com/TCt59sjK



Another edit: SO I still haven't found a solution but I think I found the problem has to do with some packages needing the :amd64 version but another one already had the :i386 one installed and as such they conflict.



Edit: Im so stupid, I didn't have xenial-updates enabled, only xenial-security










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  • Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
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    Apr 1 at 22:49






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    Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
    – Thomas Ward♦
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  • @ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
    – Gunqqer
    Apr 9 at 18:19














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I wanted to install libsdl2-dev and PlayOnLinux. I use aptitude as my package manager. When trying



sudo aptitude install libsdl2-dev


I get this. If I ask for another solution I get this which is an even worse solution. With PlayOnLinux I get this. I have no idea why this is happening but I'm guessing these two issues are related. Any help would be appriciated, and any info that can be used to help resolve this can be given.



Dependecies for these things: https://pastebin.com/TCt59sjK



Another edit: SO I still haven't found a solution but I think I found the problem has to do with some packages needing the :amd64 version but another one already had the :i386 one installed and as such they conflict.



Edit: Im so stupid, I didn't have xenial-updates enabled, only xenial-security










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  • Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
    – NerdOfLinux
    Apr 1 at 22:49






  • 1




    Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Apr 2 at 13:20










  • @ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
    – Gunqqer
    Apr 9 at 18:19












up vote
1
down vote

favorite









up vote
1
down vote

favorite











I wanted to install libsdl2-dev and PlayOnLinux. I use aptitude as my package manager. When trying



sudo aptitude install libsdl2-dev


I get this. If I ask for another solution I get this which is an even worse solution. With PlayOnLinux I get this. I have no idea why this is happening but I'm guessing these two issues are related. Any help would be appriciated, and any info that can be used to help resolve this can be given.



Dependecies for these things: https://pastebin.com/TCt59sjK



Another edit: SO I still haven't found a solution but I think I found the problem has to do with some packages needing the :amd64 version but another one already had the :i386 one installed and as such they conflict.



Edit: Im so stupid, I didn't have xenial-updates enabled, only xenial-security










share|improve this question















I wanted to install libsdl2-dev and PlayOnLinux. I use aptitude as my package manager. When trying



sudo aptitude install libsdl2-dev


I get this. If I ask for another solution I get this which is an even worse solution. With PlayOnLinux I get this. I have no idea why this is happening but I'm guessing these two issues are related. Any help would be appriciated, and any info that can be used to help resolve this can be given.



Dependecies for these things: https://pastebin.com/TCt59sjK



Another edit: SO I still haven't found a solution but I think I found the problem has to do with some packages needing the :amd64 version but another one already had the :i386 one installed and as such they conflict.



Edit: Im so stupid, I didn't have xenial-updates enabled, only xenial-security







apt wine playonlinux libraries






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  • Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
    – NerdOfLinux
    Apr 1 at 22:49






  • 1




    Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Apr 2 at 13:20










  • @ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
    – Gunqqer
    Apr 9 at 18:19
















  • Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
    – NerdOfLinux
    Apr 1 at 22:49






  • 1




    Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Apr 2 at 13:20










  • @ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
    – Gunqqer
    Apr 9 at 18:19















Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
– NerdOfLinux
Apr 1 at 22:49




Any reason you can't use apt? Have you tried apt install -f?
– NerdOfLinux
Apr 1 at 22:49




1




1




Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 2 at 13:20




Also is there any reason you're dumping all this into pastebins rather than pasting them directly into your question with code formatting? (Saves us havingn to go to Javascript- and ad-laden websites just to see your outputs)
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 2 at 13:20












@ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
– Gunqqer
Apr 9 at 18:19




@ThomasWard Some of the things are multiple hundred lines, I think the last link is over 800 lines. Figured that pastebin would be a better solution.
– Gunqqer
Apr 9 at 18:19










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