Please stop using xdeb, use flatpak instead

xdeb is a neat little project but you should not be surprised when installing a package intended for Debian or Ubuntu messes up your system or doesn't work at all.

In the past couple months there have been a number of posts where people have installed something with xdeb and it either doesn't work or messes their system up. I've also seen people recommend installing Steam this way, when steam is already in the non-free repos.

If you cannot find a piece of software, and do not want to learn how to package it yourself. It's likely possibly on flathub, and if not there might be precompiled archives you can download and run the program from.

Please stop using xdeb to install essential things, you will run into dependency conflicts and you can potentially break your system.

If your system is messed up you can see which packages are effected with xbps-pkgdb -a and then go about fixing it from there.