Debian/Ubuntu 10.2 packages are broken; do not install

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Debian/Ubuntu 10.2 packages are broken; do not install

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This affects both the wine-devel and wine-staging packages. If you have already upgraded, downgrade to 10.1 until the packages are fixed.

https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57859
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Re: Debian/Ubuntu 10.2 packages are broken; do not install

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I just tried to update WINE on Mint 20.1 and got an error. "Das Installieren des Pakets ist fehlgeschlagen. Error while installing package: trying to overwrite '/opt/wine-devel/bin/wine', which is also in package wine-devel-i386"

I strictly depend on having the i386 version installed because most of the Windoze software I do use is 32bit (typically of Win98SE age).
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Re: Debian/Ubuntu 10.2 packages are broken; do not install

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Also the 10.2. second build winehq-devel ubuntu packages for noble are broken or incomplete. The AMD64 package cannot be installed over the existing 10.2 package.
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Re: Debian/Ubuntu 10.2 packages are broken; do not install

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There are now fixed packages for both Debian and Ubuntu; the version of the correct packages ends in -4. If you still run into errors trying to upgrade to them, run:

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sudo apt --fix-broken install
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