=== guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [19:04] Evening. After I uninstalled the "ubuntustudio-pipewire-config" package and replaced it with the "ubuntustudio-pulseaudio-config" via Ubuntu Studio Installer I haven't been able to remove or install anything with the terminal. Every time I try to either upgrade, install or remove something I get a error message that tells me to use "apt --fix-broken install" to install the "pipewire-pulse" dependency for ubuntustudio-audio and [19:04] ubuntustudio-video packages. Basically the apt --fix-broken install command just offers to install the pipewire-config package back which I don't want and then it would remove the pulseaudio-config package which I need. How can I bypass this? [19:05] kurkkumopo[m]: You did it wrong. All you needed to do was install "ubuntustudio-pulseaudio-config" and it would've removed "ubuntustudio-pipewiere-config" for you. [19:05] (failed to follow instruction) [19:06] I did it exactly like that, but it still gives me that message. [19:07] You said you uninstalled the "ubuntustudio-pipewire-config" first. That's not what the instructions said. [19:08] Ah, can I reverse this by installing the pipewire-config package again and next time just installing the pulseaudio-config without uninstalling the pipewire-config? [19:08] It's worth a shot. The packages were specifically designed to uninstall the other without breaking anything. [19:09] Uninstalling one before the other *will* break stuff. [19:10] I understand, I'll give it a shot and if it doesn't work I'll just reinstall Ubuntu studio as a whole. Appreciate the help. 👍 [19:10] I was very intentional with how I designed the packages and how I worded the instructions. [19:10] You're welcome. [20:03] Hi again, I reinstalled Ubuntu Studio as a whole and did the package install again from the Ubuntu Studio Installer this time only installing the ubuntustudio-pulseaudio-config package and not touching the pipewire one, after reboot I get the same error than before. [20:03] s/,/./, s/after/After/