7eXx
commented
2 weeks ago By now i'm editing finetuning adding:
<command>dpkg --add-architecture i386</command>
<command>apt-get update</command>
<command>apt-get install wine32 -y</command>Closed 7eXx closed 1 week ago
7eXx
commented
2 weeks ago By now i'm editing finetuning adding:
<command>dpkg --add-architecture i386</command>
<command>apt-get update</command>
<command>apt-get install wine32 -y</command>
t-8ch
commented
1 week ago To be honest this does sound like a fringe usecase and I'm a bit reluctant to add first-class support for it. I think the finetuning solution works well enough, no?
FYI the packages from winehq.org are called winehq-stable, winehq-devel, winehq-staging.
wine32 is the name from the main repositories.
7eXx
commented
1 week ago Yeah, the solution found works pretty well. Currently i'm using wine from main repositories. Thanks for the assist anyway.
jogness
commented
1 week ago On 2024-11-13, Thomas Weißschuh @.***> wrote:
To be honest this does sound like a fringe usecase and I'm a bit reluctant to add first-class support for it. I think the finetuning solution works well enough, no?
The only real problem is that packages installed via fine-tuning do not end up on the ISO images. But really a separate issue for that should be opened.
John Ogness
i would like include wine in my base image that i'm current working on. I added "winehq" url binary and its raw-key. Instructions from official wine site mention to execute "dpkg --add-architecture i386". How can i tweak this thing and also add "winehq-stable" in my package list (pkg-list)?