So, I am new to linux, and I know this question has probably been asked hundreds of times, but I have been on like 10 different tutorials, and I still dont think I'm doing it right. The last time I tried, I got this message.
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Installing Wine
Re: Installing Wine
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HeckenFricken
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Re: Installing Wine
Yeah, sorry. I'm new to using chromebooks. Is this better?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19OmofA ... sp=sharing
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Re: Installing Wine
Did you add winehq repository in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ?
If so, I once had that kind of problem when I duplicated my repository in my sources.list
It is a very bad idea: your apt-get install gets packages randomly from a repo, and then switches to the other.
If you did that, you have 2 solutions:
- Clean your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
--> Then Crawl the dep tree up by installing the deps manually, and if you have a package conflict uninstall/reinstall it. Note that it can go very far in the dep tree and have you reinstall your desktop environment at some point!
- Reinstall linux.
There is a workaround that I tend to use since I am using wine on my raspberry pi, its downloading the packages and extracting them manually.
See this post on github to install wine manually: https://github.com/ptitSeb/box86-compat ... /issues/47
Hope it helps.
If so, I once had that kind of problem when I duplicated my repository in my sources.list
It is a very bad idea: your apt-get install gets packages randomly from a repo, and then switches to the other.
If you did that, you have 2 solutions:
- Clean your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
--> Then Crawl the dep tree up by installing the deps manually, and if you have a package conflict uninstall/reinstall it. Note that it can go very far in the dep tree and have you reinstall your desktop environment at some point!
- Reinstall linux.
There is a workaround that I tend to use since I am using wine on my raspberry pi, its downloading the packages and extracting them manually.
See this post on github to install wine manually: https://github.com/ptitSeb/box86-compat ... /issues/47
Hope it helps.
