Wine32 is not installing on Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)?
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I am trying to install wine on my Ubuntu OS (Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)).
But when I try APT throws an error about unmet dependencies. When I install the dependency it still shows an error.
I have run
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
and
sudo apt install -f
this didn't fix the problem.
apt package-management wine
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Zanna
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I am trying to install wine on my Ubuntu OS (Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)).
But when I try APT throws an error about unmet dependencies. When I install the dependency it still shows an error.
I have run
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
and
sudo apt install -f
this didn't fix the problem.
apt package-management wine
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
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Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
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@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
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However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to doapt install wine32 libwine:i386to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54
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I am trying to install wine on my Ubuntu OS (Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)).
But when I try APT throws an error about unmet dependencies. When I install the dependency it still shows an error.
I have run
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
and
sudo apt install -f
this didn't fix the problem.
apt package-management wine
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
I am trying to install wine on my Ubuntu OS (Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)).
But when I try APT throws an error about unmet dependencies. When I install the dependency it still shows an error.
I have run
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
and
sudo apt install -f
this didn't fix the problem.
apt package-management wine
apt package-management wine
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 7:32
Zanna
48k13119227
48k13119227
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
asked Apr 17 at 19:55
hu7sy
1111
1111
1
Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
1
@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
1
However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to doapt install wine32 libwine:i386to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54
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show 4 more comments
1
Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
1
@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
1
However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to doapt install wine32 libwine:i386to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54
1
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Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
1
1
@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
1
1
However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to do
apt install wine32 libwine:i386 to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to do
apt install wine32 libwine:i386 to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54
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Umm... maybe because it's a "development version", not intended for daily use?
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 19:56
1
@pomsky That is not a helpful comment, and 18.04 is in final beta and scheduled to be released next week. This should not be closed at this point.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:19
1
However, please do not post screenshots of text and instead copy/paste the text in an edit of your question.
– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:20
As for the issue, there's likely a conflict or some related issue, preventing the install. you'll need to do
apt install wine32 libwine:i386to see why it fails to install (and so on if more packages are at issue). At some point it will likely resolve and also ask to remove other packages, but you should then know why it was failing.– dobey
Apr 17 at 20:22
@dobey I also think general how-to questions about final beta should not be closed. In this case from the screenshot I presumed the problem is with the package manager or the sources (or perhaps broken installation), hence not a general question but a bug. But well, I've been wrong before, and may very well be once again. :)
– pomsky
Apr 17 at 20:54