I'm using antix 13.2"testing". VLC will not install:

"The following packages have unmet dependencies:
vlc-nox : Depends: libgnutls-deb0-28 (>= 3.2.10-0) but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages."

My repos:
Any suggestions, or should I just do like we do around here when we don't like the weather - just wait a cpl. days?

Thanks

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is a report of a similar problem of missing versions of libgnutls along with a workaround. I doubt the"ln -s" will work for you though. I think you would need to create a libgnutls.so.28 link to an existing libguntils.so.* file that you installed. This sort of workaround can cause problems down the road. At best it should be considered a temporary fix.

I think the problem you are having is related to a
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that was recently found in GnuTLS.

You are actually using Wheezy stable repos.

He's actually using both daveservers though.

They all need to be testing, or all stable, not mixed up wildstar84.

Thanks, Alanarchy, I thought I needed both in case something was in stable but not in testing for some reason. I keep encountering problems, such as yesterday's testing upgrade completely broke Chromium for me. I resolved both that and this issue by unchecking all the"testing" repos and just sticking for now with the"stable" ones (too mamy broken upgrades / dependency hell). I avoid"sid" for those reasons, but thought"testing" was somewhat more"stable", but apparantly not. Oh the other hand, maybe that could've been the pbm - having both"wheezy" and"testing" checked at same time? I've been a Linux abUser for yearz but there's still so much I seem to still be a newbe at, particularly since everything's a'changin' so fast these days.

Thanks to this thread I solved a similar problem I came across when trying to install Gimp, I had both 'testing' and 'wheezy' repos enabled in multimedia for some reason, corrected it to only 'wheezy' and all was well.

Thank you!