libasound2t64 is libasound2

[Melab]

Trying to install the Debian package on Ubuntu fails:

Selecting previously unselected package itunes-backup-explorer.
(Reading database ... 231507 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack itunes-backup-explorer_1.7_debian_x64.deb ...
Unpacking itunes-backup-explorer (1.7) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of itunes-backup-explorer:
 itunes-backup-explorer depends on libasound2t64; however:
  Package libasound2t64 is not installed.

dpkg: error processing package itunes-backup-explorer (--install):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Errors were encountered while processing:
 itunes-backup-explorer

libasound2t64 goes by libasound2 on Ubuntu. Please fix this.

[MaxiHuHe04]

Hi @Melab!
Here it looks like libasound2t64 does exist in the Ubuntu repositories.
Have you tried installing that package manually or installing iTunes Backup Explorer using sudo apt install /path/to/itunes-backup-explorer_1.7_debian_x64.deb?

[meeuuh92]

Hi, i've the same problemen on debian bookworm... libasound2 is installed but 2t64 is in repository but not installable

[Melab]

Hi @Melab! Here it looks like libasound2t64 does exist in the Ubuntu repositories. Have you tried installing that package manually or installing iTunes Backup Explorer using sudo apt install /path/to/itunes-backup-explorer_1.7_debian_x64.deb?

That's Launchpad, not the list of Ubuntu packages. Go to packages.ubuntu.com to check.

[MaxiHuHe04]

Well, here you go: https://packages.ubuntu.com/plucky/libasound2t64

[MaxiHuHe04]

Debian however is really affected by the dependency on that specific package I think @meeuuh92. This is because the .deb is built on Ubuntu at the moment. When I have some spare time, I can try to check whether it works on Ubuntu when it is built on Debian. But this is not the only project having this problem. In the meantime, you could try this workaround (just replace the name of the .deb file): logisim-evolution/logisim-evolution#2061 (comment).