I did a search but could not find this. Occasionally when I attempt to install an rpm with Discover (opens automatcially) it prompts “Update Issue” . Clicking See Technical Details gives. Package conflict found, and I can copy that to the clipboard:
Package conflict found
Is there a way to find out what the problem is?
( In this case I attempted to install ICAClient)
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Use the command line to see what the update error is:
sudo dnf upgrade --refresh
Same suggestion as above
You may try the command line but there does not appear to be any package with that name in fedora repos. I did find the icat package but nothing else that begins with ‘ica’.
A bit of searching seems to indicate this client you want to install is definitely a 3rd party app (citrix) and you will need to use the command line to identify conflicts and solve the issues.
A quick search for ica client for fedora gives a lot of hits, and I did not search hard enough to find out if others may have been successful.
One example but no solution
A bit more searching I found this package.
ICAClient-rhel-26.01.0.150-0.x86_64.rpm
If that is the one you are trying to install then this is the message I got from dnf
$ sudo dnf install ICAClient-rhel-26.01.0.150-0.x86_64.rpm
Updating and loading repositories:
Repositories loaded.
Failed to resolve the transaction:
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides webkit2gtk3 >= 2.26 needed by ICAClient-26.01.0.150-0.x86_64 from @commandline
You can try to add to command line:
--skip-broken to skip uninstallable packages
and you will need to solve that reported issue before it can be installed.
(Fedora 43 only contains webkit2gtk4.1 and fedora 42 only goes back to webkit2gtk4.0)
Even as far back as fedora 40 the only version available was webkit2gtk4.0.