Due to this issue, I've just spent 40 minutes of my life determining Wireshark's dependencies and compiling it from source. In case it helps:
- use Wireshark 3.2.8, not the latest stable; - you don't need to install, Wireshark works fine from the build directory. I do feel some nostalgia for the olden times, when using Debian still meant you could request a package and get the dependencies resolved automatically. > Why on earth would a network traffic analyzer depend on system init? If you maintain any sort of free software nowadays, you'll spend a non-negligible amount of time summarily closing pull requests that add a gratuitious dependency on libsystemd. It's not a conspiracy, the kids doing that act in good faith, they really mean to help improve the ecosystem. -- Juliusz "Grumpy Old Man" Chroboczek
