Disregard dino99 comment, it is misleading and can lead to potentially dangerous actions. The problem is due to packages that you hold (on purpose?) so the release upgrader refuses to upgrade them to a newer version.
Unhold them and try an upgrade again. I'm closing this report because it is not a problem with Ubuntu but do not hesitate to file any bug you may find.
Thanks for your report.
Disregard dino99 comment, it is misleading and can lead to potentially dangerous actions. The problem is due to packages that you hold (on purpose?) so the release upgrader refuses to upgrade them to a newer version.
Among them are: gnomekeyring- 1.0 diff-xs- perl xsaccessor- perl caller- perl lexalias- perl fcntllock- perl moreutils- perl gettext- perl stash-xs- perl strptime- perl identify- perl linebreak- perl
gconf2
gconf-service
gir1.2-
gir1.2-rb-3.0
libalgorithm-
libclass-c3-xs-perl
libclass-
libclone-perl
libdevel-
libdevel-
libfile-
libgconf-2-4
libgnome-keyring0
libio-pty-perl
liblist-
liblocale-
libnet-dbus-perl
libnih1
libnih-dbus1
libpackage-
libpadwalker-perl
libparams-util-perl
libperlio-gzip-perl
libposix-
librhythmbox-core10
libsocket6-perl
libsub-
libtext-iconv-perl
libunicode-
libvte9
libxml-parser-perl
python3-cairo
python3-dbus
python3-netifaces
rhythmbox
rhythmbox-plugins
Unhold them and try an upgrade again. I'm closing this report because it is not a problem with Ubuntu but do not hesitate to file any bug you may find.