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Unfortunately, when upgrades aren't applied regularly, you can get into a position where you see broken dependencies like this. You'll have to track down the offending package, either by running the command like you said you did, and if that doesn't work, try to run apt install <pkg> where <pkg> is each package in the list, until it upgrades. There isn't much we can do to fix this, and would recommend that you apply updates more regularly. |
- Anonymous
