Martin Costabel wrote:
I think this means these packages need additional packages installed that you don't have yet. Apt-get upgrade doesn't pull in all necessary dependencies automatically, apt-get install will do it. So you can do
Alternatively, "apt-get dist-upgrade" will do it as well. The only difference between "upgrade" and "dist-upgrade" is that if an installed package has an update that requires a new package that is not already installed, "upgrade" will hold things back, whereas "dist-upgrade" will install all packages necessary to meet a dependency.
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