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Hello Daniel, Some more information that might help us: I do have mono-complete: sudo aptitude search mono-complete i mono-complete - complete Mono runtime, development tools and all libraries https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79148765/vb-net-compiler-using-mono-in-ubuntu-24-04 Mono is a chapter done and closed. Did you evaluate .NET 8 and why not switch to that? BTW, Mono VB was never mature enough so it's not in mono-complete. – Lex Li Nov 1, 2024 at 17:35

Hello Daniel, I am trying to install using: sudo apt-get install ./dwsim_8.8.3-amd64.deb but get the following errors: The following packages have unmet dependencies: dwsim : Depends: mono-vbnc (>= 4.0) but it is not installable Depends: gtk-sharp2 (>= 2.12) but it is not installable E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. There seems to be no packages available: sudo apt-get install ./dwsim_8.8.3-amd64.deb sudo aptitude search gtk-sharp2 Your help and guidance would be very...

Hello John, Fantastic! The new version works beautifully. Thanks a million for such terrific support. JMB

Hello John, Thank you for the quick reply! I commend you on your efforts to support ardent users! However when I tried what you suggested I still get: sudo apt install ./ncid-client_1.16-1_all.deb Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Note, selecting 'ncid-client' instead of './ncid-client_1.16-1_all.deb' Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution...

Instead of downloading the patch in the blog, compiling, etc; an alternative is directly editing a copy of the binary file using a tool such as ghex! Although, I do dabble in compiling from source code, upon seeing what the patch was, I decided to rely on a hacking trick I employed some decades ago; for this situation .. sudo cp /usr/bin/streamripper /usr/bin/streamripper-HTTP1.0 sudo chown [user]:[user] /usr/bin/streamripper-HTTP1.0 Change [user]:[user] to match your user id and group id. sudo aptitude...

[Solved] ncid-1.13-1-armhf: Cannot install 'perl:armhf'

Thank you both for your replies! @ed_attfield: I will try to compile from source. @jlc: I already use the official Raspbian OS and NCID armhf that works well. This is my attempt at running it under RPi Ubuntu 22.04 64 bit, as a foray into this new environment. I had previously installed NCID under an older Ubuntu but in an AMD64 PC, so I thought of experimenting. Any advice you can offer for my experimental path could possibly help others too.

Thank you both for your replies! @ed_attfield: I will try to compile from source. @jlc: I already use the official Raspbian OS and NCID armhf that works well. This is my attempt at running it under RPi Ubuntu 22.04 64 bit, as a foray into this new environment. I had previously installed NCID under an older Ubuntu but in an AMD64 PC, so I thought of experimenting. Any advise you can offer for my experimental path could possibly help others too.