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What version of Wing is this? I'm surprised it depends on libpango... I'm fairly sure we don't use that. Also, I'm fairly sure this is just gratuitous dist-to-dist package renaming, which is the reason Wing tries to depend on nothing except for glibc and a few other things at the low level. In practice, unfortunately, this is practically a full time job to get right. I wish Linux would get its act together in this regard.In any case, I suspect the solution is to force dpkg to ignore dependencies with the --ignore-dependencies flag or --force-depends although the latter might cause problems later as mentioned in https://superuser.com/questions/739274/ignore-all-dependencies-for-a-specific-package-with-apt-getPlease let us know if this does not help.
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What version of Wing is this? I'm surprised it depends on libpango... I'm fairly sure we don't use that. Also, I'm fairly sure this is just gratuitous dist-to-dist package renaming, which is the reason Wing tries to depend on nothing except for glibc and a few other things at the low level. In practice, unfortunately, this is practically a full time job to get right. I wish Linux would get its act together in this regard.In regard.
In any case, I suspect the solution is to force dpkg to ignore dependencies with the --ignore-dependencies flag or --force-depends although the latter might cause problems later as mentioned in https://superuser.com/questions/739274/ignore-all-dependencies-for-a-specific-package-with-apt-getPlease https://superuser.com/questions/739274/ignore-all-dependencies-for-a-specific-package-with-apt-get
Please let us know if this does not help.
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