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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-get
Please let us know if this does not help.
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-get
Please https://superuser.com/questions/739274/ignore-all-dependencies-for-a-specific-package-with-apt-getPlease let us know if this does not help.