hmm....@Chris, you shouldn't have 63 held back updates. Have you tried running "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to see if there is any possible dependancy resolution. I have had to run a dist-upgrade 2 or 3 times since I have started running the alpha. Right now I don't have any held back packages and a decently stable system.
**Tip: make sure when you run a dist-upgrade that it doesn't remove anything vital such as 'Ubuntu-Desktop'. Also, whenever it wants to remove a full application or library, make sure that it will also install either an updated version or a replacement application to take it's spot. AKA don't let it remove xserver-xorg unless it is going to install an updated version in its place ;-)
hmm....@Chris, you shouldn't have 63 held back updates. Have you tried running "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to see if there is any possible dependancy resolution. I have had to run a dist-upgrade 2 or 3 times since I have started running the alpha. Right now I don't have any held back packages and a decently stable system.
**Tip: make sure when you run a dist-upgrade that it doesn't remove anything vital such as 'Ubuntu-Desktop'. Also, whenever it wants to remove a full application or library, make sure that it will also install either an updated version or a replacement application to take it's spot. AKA don't let it remove xserver-xorg unless it is going to install an updated version in its place ;-)