Run 32 and 64-bit apps on the same Wine installation?

[YAFU]

Hello.
I use Kubuntu 14.04 64 bits. I have "wine1.7-amd64" and "wine1.7-i386" packages installed.
I've been able to run GIMP 2.9 64-bit portable downloaded from here:
http://www.partha.com

Now, I wanted to install DPP following these steps:
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager. ... n&iId=7813

From winetricks GUI msxml3 was installed correctly. But msxml6 gives me the following error message:

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This MSXML6.0 package is not supported on the current processor type

What does that mean and how can I fix it?

[Levan]

First question why are you using gimp through wine ? what is wrong with the linux version ?
second I would recommend creating 32-bit wine prefix and your DPP should run there.

[YAFU]

Hello.

First question why are you using gimp through wine ? what is wrong with the linux version ?

Because I have installed the stable 2.8 version, and I want to use and test the development version at the same time. It is not possible to have both versions installed together, for example by compiling and installing 2.9 in "/opt" some problems arise.
So use this portable GIMP 2.9 version in Wine is an easy way to do that.

second I would recommend creating 32-bit wine prefix and your DPP should run there.

I've done some tests and I can run other 32-bit applications. So I do not understand the error message when trying to install "msxml6". I want to install msxml6 successfully first, then research about installing DPP.

[dimesio]

I've done some tests and I can run other 32-bit applications. So I do not understand the error message when trying to install "msxml6".

Wine's WoW64 implementation still has lots of bugs; many 32 bit apps still have problems with it, including most things installed through winetricks. Try a 32 bit wineprefix.