The only reason this happens is when you have conflicting lists of
packages in multiple repositories. This is usually caused by using PPA's
with conflicting packages, and from what I can see, you have a bunch of
PPA's installed, and packages dependent on each other must be fighting
for dependencies and versions of those specific packages. They are
commented out, sure, but I think that however you have been managing
packages is messing things up. From the screenshot you posted, your
problem is likely with the xorg-edgers PPA, as you have it commented
out, it can no longer see those versions of those packages, and
therefore needs to uninstall them. This is not a PlayOnLinux issue, as
no one is reporting this. This is specific to your package manager, as
it is broken from package conflicts. It is not a bug. Please remove all
PPA's, downgrade your packages, and try to install PlayOnLinux again.
** Changed in: playonlinux (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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