> Is there another workaround or is it necessary to change package > dependencies in the build environment? >
Sorry, I don't have another trick (limited linux knowledge).... but What about to uninstall also these dependencies?. Perhaps you can get an empty "field" in order to "seed" QGIS If it's useful: I have Ubuntu 16.04 and QGIS 2.16: related libraries installed are libspatialte7 (depends libgeos-c1v5 >=3.4.2) . I don't have libgdalh, instead it, libgdali. Good luck Carlos
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