> Search through "/var/log/dpkg.log" or "/var/log/dpkg.log.1" etc. > Look for the records with status "remove" and "purge" and make notes of > package names especially meta-packages, which can install multiple packages > in bulk as their dependencies. > First remove "wine32:i386" and reinstall packages that were removed, starting > with meta-packages.
Thank you very much, this solved my issue. I first removed the wine32 package and then queried the logs for all removed packages dated from yesterday and reinstalled them in a single command. > From my experience with Wine, it is better to install package from WineHQ > official repository. > https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/wikis/Debian-Ubuntu#trixie Also thank you very much for this. I'll take a look into it. > I don't know anything about "phonon". That's Qt's sound playback API. The reason I got a warning about it is that, for some reason, installing wine32 removed a ton of 64bit libraries, including phonon plugins, which would leave Qt applications without sound. > Maybe someone else will chime in, if you will still have problems with sound > after re-installation. I don't, everything is fine now. It's still strange that the system would recommend me a command that breaks the system. Maybe I should report a bug? -- Luiz Romário Santana Rios
