That is where is where you can extract the Wine files?

I am mostly using a distro called Debian 12 Bookworm on my Chromebook Virtual Machine. I was looking to where to extract the package that I get from those .txz file archives on this site. I wanted to manually upgrade as opposed to using the Terminal as it seems like I cannot use certain programs on ...

How do you manually install Wine in Linux? I know where to find the archive files but I do not know where to extract the files. I know that I can always install Wine via the Terminal but I do want to know where can I extract the Wine program if it is not possible. How do I do this?

I don't experience no such issues with VD2 on wine v9.3 (or any version since around v5.x). So, I won't be able to (help) pin down the reason or narrow down the circumstances that lead to the issues you experience. Sorry. Maybe some .NET package is missing? Also, VMs often behave a little different...

Is there any task that you would pin down as a good marker to decide if the problems you encounter are present or not?You mentioned playing files. Any specific codecs, containers, resolutions that made problems vs. others? Some (short) yt video would be good - to have the same file to test. I used ...

I ended up downgrading my version of Wine using the methods suggested here and it seemed to work. I still have some problems with scrolling if I switch from a different OS other than Vista. It worked better than before as it seemed like VirtualDub2 does like Wine 9. Wine 8 seemed to be the most comp...

I have a Chromebook with Linux Virtual Environment that features Debian 12/'Bookworm' as its distro. Up until fairly recently, I was able to use a program called Virtualdub2 with little to no problems. It wasn't until I updated to Wine 9.0 that I started to notice some errors such the videos flicker...