The OBS has not enabled i586 builds for Fedora 40, so the Fedora 40 packages are "new WoW64" builds. There are no longer separate wine-common and wine64-devel packages, there is just wine-devel and winehq-devel. The build should be able to run 32 bit programs, but cannot run 16 bit program...

Did you enable 32 bit architecture?

There is nothing you can fix. Since Apple removed 32 bit support from macOS, Wine on that platform can only run in the new WoW64 mode, which as the message says, does not support WINEARCH=win32. You should be able to install and run 32 bit programs in the WoW64 wineprefix. You will not be able to ru...

There are no stable packages for 24.04 yet because 24.04 was not released when 9.0 came out. There will be stable packages whenever 9.0.1 comes out. There are winehq-devel and winehq-staging packages.

The command is winecfg, one word.

If you mean Ubuntu's graphical front-end to apt, we have nothing to do with that. If it's not working, complain to Ubuntu.

Instructions for installing our packages are at https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu.

One more thing:

I know that Encarta 98 is a 32 bit application and that I have 64 bit Windows.

AFAIK, 64 bit Windows 10 should be able to run 32 bit applications using WoW64, which is built in to the OS. Are you sure the app isn't 16 bit? If it is, you could try https://github.com/otya128/winevdm.

The whole point of the Wine project is to enable users to run Windows programs without Windows. So no, the Wine project is not going to produce a Windows version. People have experimented with getting Wine to run in WSL, and posted about it elsewhere; a search for "wine on WSL" should turn...

It's working here. It can take some time for all the mirrors to sync.

I've fixed those. There is no way to bulk check this.

I've fixed that page. If there are any others, post links here.

There are no packages yet; hopefully there will be for the next Wine release.

winehq-staging : Depends: wine-staging (= 9.7~mantic-1) Why are you trying to install packages for mantic if you are on jammy? Assuming you really are on jammy, it looks like you added the wrong sources file. Delete the one for mantic and add the one for jammy. Follow the instructions on https://wi...

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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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.