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Ubuntu 12.04: Installing MonoDevelop “broken packages”/”unmet dependencies” error

I am very new to Linux, so please forgive me if the answer to my question is obvious. Since I am running an ARM device and can’t install wine, I am trying to install Mono/Develop. The problem is, whenever I try to install any of the Mono packages, I am greeted with a huge block of “unmet dependencies.” For example:

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And at the end, I get this error:

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The same thing happens when I try installing other packages such as mono-complete, but to a lesser extent.

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I have tried following the instructions on http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/linux/installing-monodevelop-from-source-on-ubuntu/, on Mono-Project, and MonoDevelop, and running sudo apt-get update, but I keep getting that broken packages error.

Do I have to reinstall Ubuntu (which is fine with me, since I’m using Crouton), add all of those package names to sudo-apt-get install, or what?

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Answer

I was facing similar issue. If you are happy to work with pre-release versions of mono then using monoxide PPA works. Run the following commands

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