Looking at the contents of file VarLogDistupgradeAptlog.txt, I think it might be related to Wine. The last few Ubuntu versions, anytime when I install Wine on a 64-bit installation, I always have to upgrade Wine on the command line. If I use the graphical updater, Wine packages are never upgraded because of missing i386 dependancies. The following CLI commands do find those dependancies, allowing Wine to be updated.
sudo apt-get update &&
sudo apt-get upgrade
Perhaps this issue is now withholding the upgrade from proceeding.
Looking at the contents of file VarLogDistupgra deAptlog. txt, I think it might be related to Wine. The last few Ubuntu versions, anytime when I install Wine on a 64-bit installation, I always have to upgrade Wine on the command line. If I use the graphical updater, Wine packages are never upgraded because of missing i386 dependancies. The following CLI commands do find those dependancies, allowing Wine to be updated.
sudo apt-get update &&
sudo apt-get upgrade
Perhaps this issue is now withholding the upgrade from proceeding.