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README.md

In Linux Mint 19.x

Installing wine should be enough to get a stable 3.0 version working. This metapackage is compatible with either wine-stable or wine-development, and it ensures wine32 (or wine32-development), desktop files, fonts, winetricks etc.. are present.

Using WINE 4.0 from upstream WineHQ

The upstream packages (winehq-stable, winehq-devel or winehq-staging) conflict with our wine metapackage. If you're using WINE 4 from WineHQ and you want to add the missing desktop files, simply install wine-desktop-files.

You can also add fonts-wine and winetricks from the repositories.

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