Comment 4 for bug 11395

Oh, that did the trick.
I originally tried 'apt-get -d install <package_name>'
Wasn't aware that you could actually run just 'apt-get -f install'.
Thanks for fixing the bug. That made it install/upgrade more than 100 packages.
Although right afterwards I ran 'apt-get dist-upgrade' again, it went a head and
downloaded close more than 100 packages, mostly the same as before, and
installed them all just fine.
I realize this wasn't an "error" per say. But it is unintentional behaviour. Bad
dependencies on upgrading a fresh install, according to information in the
official wiki. Something should be fixed shouldn't it? That is, if more folks
than me experienced it...

...Anyone? Hehe....

Cheers!
(In reply to comment #3)
> OK, thanks. What happens if you run 'apt-get -f install', as suggested at the
> start of the output?
>
> A better apt frontend like aptitude or synaptic may also be better at dealing
> with this.