Hi @ChaotY2k ,
according to my sources, this “problem” should be fixed. That apt-get installs the necessary packages. ![]()
An easy and quick workaround would be, to manually install the dependencies, like describted here:
Hi @ChaotY2k ,
according to my sources, this “problem” should be fixed. That apt-get installs the necessary packages. ![]()
An easy and quick workaround would be, to manually install the dependencies, like describted here: