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@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ if {[variant_isset universal]} { |
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Wine supports both 32-bit and 64-bit now. It is compatible with your\ |
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existing 32-bit wine prefix, but it will now default to 64-bit when you\ |
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create a new wine prefix. The architecture can be selected using the\ |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or\ |
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\"win64\". |
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To create a new pure 32-bit prefix, you can run: |
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@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ if {[variant_isset universal]} { |
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Wine supports both 32-bit and 64-bit now. It is compatible with your\ |
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existing 32-bit wine prefix, but it will now default to 64-bit when you\ |
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create a new wine prefix. The architecture can be selected using the\ |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or\ |
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\"win64\". |
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To create a new pure 32-bit prefix, you can run: |
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@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ if {[variant_isset universal]} { |
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Wine supports both 32-bit and 64-bit now. It is compatible with your\ |
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existing 32-bit wine prefix, but it will now default to 64-bit when you\ |
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create a new wine prefix. The architecture can be selected using the\ |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or |
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WINEARCH environment variable which can be set to either \"win32\" or\ |
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\"win64\". |
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To create a new pure 32-bit prefix, you can run: |
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