Unfortunately I've already done that on the two affected machines and didn't make a note of the output. I will try to dig out the dpkg logs. As I said, the extra dependency on libopengl0 seemed to be the issue. It's also just possible I took a snapshot or backup so I can roll back and retry - I will have a look.
I seem to recall one machine had had non-security updates disabled after they had previously been enabled, and I initially suspected that had caused the problem, but then it occurred on another machine where that wasn't true.
Unfortunately I've already done that on the two affected machines and didn't make a note of the output. I will try to dig out the dpkg logs. As I said, the extra dependency on libopengl0 seemed to be the issue. It's also just possible I took a snapshot or backup so I can roll back and retry - I will have a look.
I seem to recall one machine had had non-security updates disabled after they had previously been enabled, and I initially suspected that had caused the problem, but then it occurred on another machine where that wasn't true.