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I've installed wine-devel (i386+amd64 versions) without any issues around March-April from the official wine repo: https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/. From searching on this forum, it looks like installing Wine from that source was broken for a while last year but then was fixed, so I did not have any issue installing it. However, now it's telling me that the installation is broken, and I can only keep the current broken status (it does not resolve correctly dependencies for updating it either). The workaround for the previous issue is not working. Any clues?
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Although I'm not using Wine at the present, I always used the method here:
https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu I've just ran it now & it installs fine. Remember as well that you seem to be using the development packages & not the stable ones. So conflicts & errors are likely. Unless you need the devel packages for a specific reason, I would uninstall all your wine packages, delete the configuration files from your home folder, & start again using the above method with winehq-stable. |
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wine-devel from winehq is not a "-devel" package, so that's not the issue. It is very likely a dep issue in winehq's packages, as both winehq-stable and winehq-staging don't have any dependency issues. It seems both wine-devel and wine-staging are at the same version at the moment, so I wonder if this making it messy?
winehq is always potentially messy, and it is very much so on my non-Neon 19.04 box, so I moved to Lutris for that One Thing i need wine for (and it needs a staging version). This tool manages a lot of different wine builds without needing to use extra repos at all.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try wine-staging when I get home and see how it goes. In fact I'm using Lutris too, which suggests installing wine-devel, if I'm not mistaken. It uses its own Wine builds for games, but I remember it somehow uses some stuff from the system wine and it suggested the latest possible.
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Confirmed, this issue only affects wine-devel package and Lutris works alright with wine-staging package. Thanks!
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