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That happened to me, too. I had a non-fuerte-compatible version of boost that apt-get would not install recursively for some reason.

Try to apt-get install one of the packages it's complaining about. It'll probably give you another list of packages that it depends on. If you keep trying to install the dependencies, it'll eventually stop complaining and install it.

In my case, installing the one boost library satisfied boost enough to install the desktop-full package without any more errors, but you might have to traverse the dependency tree a bit more. Good luck!

That happened to me, too. I had a non-fuerte-compatible version of boost that apt-get would not install recursively for some reason.

Try to apt-get install one of the packages it's complaining about. It'll probably give you another list of packages that it depends on. If you keep trying to install the dependencies, it'll eventually stop complaining and install it.

In my case, installing the one boost library satisfied boost apt enough to install the desktop-full package without any more errors, but you might have to traverse the dependency tree a bit more. Good luck!