Maybe You could try to install first libmutter-10-0 and when this works libmutter-11-0
Launch Software & Updates and ensure that all four of the first checkboxes are checked:
- Canonical-supported free and open source (main)
- Community-maintained free and open-source (Universe)
- Proprietary drivers (restricted)
- Software restricted by copywrite (multiverse)
Download From: Main server
Now click Other software tab and ensure that CDROM:Zorin
is unchecked.
Manually installed libmutter-10-0 using sudo apt install libmutter-10-0 which installed successfully. Then running sudo apt install libmutter-11-0 bombs out again with same held broken packages error.
1 Like
I can't launch this. I have no gui right now, its terminal only.
1 Like
No problem. Running
cat /etc/apt/sources.list
should output the configuration so we can see if all the above are checked for that file.
1 Like
Might have hit some progress here. I opened up another laptop that I successfully upgraded to Zorin 17 and cat out its sources.list file and compared it to what I have on this problematic one.
Turns out there were several sources that were commented out, so I un-commented and added back in some missing ones to the file. Then ran update and full-upgrade and its now updating 177 files and adding 3 new ones. In the list of 177 being updated is libmutter-10-0. So we'll see what happens when this finishes.
1 Like
Sorry it was hard to give exactly was I was seeing, short of bad pictures with tiny font, since the gui was not loading and all I had was a terminal interface. So limited or no options for two windows, copy/paste, opening gui tools etc.
Normally I open two windows and use a text compare tool to check it all, but not able to here.
1 Like
Got it fixed here after comparing the sources.list and adding/un-commenting lines.
Thank you for the assistance.