Closed NoozAbooz closed 3 years ago
I'm on Twister OS.
update-exclusion has this:
apps/Wine (x86)/ apps/Steam
I recently noticed that Wine got an update even when it's not supposed to.
That's not good. Thank you very much for letting me know. (last thing we need is another round of that.) What happens if update-exclusion is changed to this?
apps/Wine (x86)
apps/Steam
I'm on Twister OS. update-exclusion has this:
apps/Wine (x86)/ apps/Steam
I recently noticed that Wine got an update even when it's not supposed to.
That's not good. Thank you very much for letting me know. (last thing we need is another round of that.) What happens if update-exclusion is changed to this?
apps/Wine (x86) apps/Steam
Same thing.
maybe
apps/Wine\ (x86)
apps/Steam
@mobilegmYT
maybe
apps/Wine\ (x86) apps/Steam
@mobilegmYT
Ayy it worked now! @Botspot Just change whatever pi-apps does to add Wine to the list, to the stuff above ^
maybe
apps/Wine\ (x86) apps/Steam
@mobilegmYT
Ayy it worked now! @Botspot Just change whatever pi-apps does to add Wine to the list, to the stuff above ^
Hmm. It shouldn't need that slash. It means something isn't being quoted properly.
maybe
apps/Wine\ (x86) apps/Steam
@mobilegmYT
Ayy it worked now! @Botspot Just change whatever pi-apps does to add Wine to the list, to the stuff above ^
Hmm. It shouldn't need that slash. It means something isn't being quoted properly.
Pretty sure even if bash does quote it, it still needs more quotes for it to work. Hence why I have to do ~/pi-apps/manage install Wine\ (x86)
and not ~/pi-apps/manage install Wine (x86)
Pretty sure even if bash does quote it, it still needs more quotes for it to work. Hence why I have to do
~/pi-apps/manage install Wine\ (x86)
and not~/pi-apps/manage install Wine (x86)
Hence why you should do ~/pi-apps/manage install 'Wine (x86)'
@mobilegmYT commits https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/compare/765275e38170...cdfe0ebd8f1d should fix it, Update and try again.
@mobilegmYT update-exclusion only applies to individual files, not apps.
The new way Wine is prevented from being installed on TwisterOS is by marking it as disabled
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I'm on Twister OS.
update-exclusion has this:
I recently noticed that Wine got an update even when it's not supposed to. I tested this with manually triggering a reinstall with the update system, and it still reinstalled wine even though it's not supposed to.