That's intentional, to keep spambots out.

My Second question is why do not you add 64 bit version choosing as an option to the menu at winecfg? The architecture of a wineprefix is set when the wineprefix is created, and cannot be changed. SInce winecfg runs in an existing wineprefix (one will be created automatically before winecfg opens i...

The tar.xz files contain the source code for building Wine, not binaries. You can extract the source code anywhere you like, but then you have to build Wine. You cannot simply extract the files and install them.

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That's normal, and how it is on Windows, too: 64 bit dlls are in system32; 32 bit dlls are in SysWoW64.

Debian+WINE [wine-4.0 (Debian 4.0-2)].

Wine 4.0 is over 4 years old and no longer supported. The current stable release is 9.0 and the current development release is 9.5. Please retest in a current version.

Done.

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That entry has a maintainer. Contact the maintainer by clicking on their name.

Is this an ARM Chromebook or an x86 Chromebook? WineHQ does not build packages for ARM.

If it's an x86 Chromebook, did you follow the instructions on https://wiki.winehq.org/Debian? What version of Debian are you using?

Done.

I assume you are talking about the AppDB, which does not have an entry for RasAero II. You can submit one yourself when logged into the AppDB; just click "Submit App" in menu and fill out the form.

IPs are banned automatically based on the Stop Forum Spam database. If you have dynamic IP, it's possible you got automatically changed to an IP that formerly belonged to a spammer. If that's the case, your ISP should eventually update you to a different IP, one that is hopefully not banned. If you ...

Only the bug reporter and those with bugzilla triage or admin privileges can change the status of a bug. If you think a bug has been fixed, leave a comment to that effect in the bug report.

Login where? The forum? Or are you talking about logging into some game or app using Wine?

FYI, I'm using Firefox on Linux right now and have no problems logging in to the forum.

Windows versions prior to XP are only available in a 32 bit wineprefix.

https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#How_do_I_cr ... _system.3F

An update to Debian Testing broke the build environment on the OBS, so there are no 9.0-rc4 or 9.0-rc5 packages for it. All we can do is wait for it to be fixed. There are packages for Debian 11 and 12.

There is no stable package for Fedora 39 yet because Fedora 39 was not yet released at the time the last stable Wine package was built. There will be one when Wine 9.0 comes out. I still don't understand the difference on those 2 but I thought staging was "cleaner" than devel. Staging cont...

I'd link to the Fallout (video game) Wikipedia page.

I don't know why that happened; the only thing I can think of is that it may have something to do with your editing your posts before they were approved. I removed your newly registered status manually so you should be able to post without going through moderation, but I guess we'll only know for su...

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Done.

You're probably running into https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45208. It's unlikely to ever be fixed, but there are workarounds in the bug report.

desessarts wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 3:20 pm
I see various wine 8.19 but no wine 8.20

I guess I have to wait a few more days?

Packages have been built, but due to an outage on the OBS, can't be synced over yet. We just have to wait for it to be fixed at that end.