Where are you trying to install mondo from? It makes no sense for a package built for a particular system to be incompatible with the libs in that system.
That said, you can override dependencies with dpkg if you really want to, like this: cd /var/cache/apt/archives/ sudo dpkg -i --force-depends mondo*.deb It's probably best to tab-complete the package name rather than globbing it, as it's possible you'll have multiple versions of a particular package in /var/cache/apt/archives/. It's also probably not the best of ideas to be doing this on a production server -- dependencies exist for a reason. The alternative is to try to build the package yourself from source: sudo apt-get build-dep mondo apt-get -b source mondo sudo dpkg -i mondo*.deb I'm not sure about the last command because I don't know exactly where apt-get puts the binary package after building it. You may have to look around for it yourself.
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