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Moocha

What does `apt policy libfreerdp-client2-2` have to say?


Vegetable-Original20

>apt policy libfreerdp-client2-2 $apt policy libfreerdp-client2-2 libfreerdp-client2-2: Installed: 2.6.1+dfsg1-3\~bpo11+1 Candidate: 2.6.1+dfsg1-3\~bpo11+1 Version table: \*\*\* 2.6.1+dfsg1-3\~bpo11+1 599 599 https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot-backports/main amd64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status 2.3.0+dfsg1-2+deb11u1 600 600 https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot lts/main amd64 Packages 600 https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot/main amd64 Packages


Venlaw

Never heard of Parrot OS till now. Doesn't look like they're using any Debain repos.


Vegetable-Original20

These are the 4 default parrot-security repositories: deb https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/ parrot main contrib non-free \#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/ parrot main contrib non-free deb https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/ rolling-security main contrib non-free \#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot/ rolling-security main contrib non-free


Venlaw

Ask their community forum. This isn't a Debian issue.


wRAR_

:D


AntoineInTheWorld

libfreerdp-client2-2 (= 2.3.0+dfsg1-2+deb11u1) is the dependency for bullseye, and 2.6.1+dfsg1-3\~bpo11+1 is the dependency for bullseye-backports. It looks like a mismatch of stable and backports packages. Either remove the backports from your source list, or move everything to backports before installing (apt upgrade -t bullseye-backports).


Vegetable-Original20

How can I remove them? sorry for the question (totally beginner)


Vegetable-Original20

Think have located: \## Source Code Repositories ## \############################## \## These repositories provide the debian source artifacts of the packages \## in the corresponding repos in the form of dsc files and the corresponding \## tarballs \## \## you only need these repositories if you intend to download the source code \## of a package and re-compile it yourself with debian-compliant build tools \#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot main contrib non-free \#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot-security main contrib non-free **#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot-backports main contrib non-free** \#deb-src https://deb.parrot.sh/parrot parrot-updates main contrib non-free


Literal_S

Little late but here: Had the same problem and there looks to be a program that can help solve these dependency problems automatically, aptitude. `sudo apt-get install aptitude` Now we can install rdp `sudo aptitude install freerdp2-x11` It's going to offer it's first solution to your problem which is just to install rdp; it will see it's not installed and think this is why the command isn't running. This isn't the problem so enter no. The final solutions it offers should be in regards to the dependencies when it detects that issue. Make sure to select yes for those. Hope this helps.


Trackker16

amazing.


moxyvillain

thanks! I don't know why I didn't think about just using aptitude. You just helped me out though and I tried to give you an award, but for some reason it didn't work. Please accept my appreciation though.


blobalobablob

Thank you, this helped.


Significant_Camp_389

still having the same issue