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Im trying to install wine and its giving me an error about dependecies.
This is what its saying in terminal, im watching a tutorial and did what he did but I got an error? https://i.imgur.com/z8cIxuB.png
"You have created an impossible situation…" is the error I see.
Where most people fall down is that in Debian etc wine comes in 32 & 64 bit flavours. Wine translates windows 64 bit library calls to Posix ones and 32 bit lib calls to 32bit posix ones. On slackware64, with 64bit libraries in /usr/lib64 and 32bit in /usr/lib, that's ok, and I can install 32bit compatibility libs. But distros using apt are an awful lot messier, because 32+64 bit libs go in /usr/lib.
There is a lib, symlinked to /lib/ld-linux.so which is used by nearly every program on the system. In slackware64, I have /lib64/ld-linux.so(64bit) and /lib/ld-linux.so(32bit). But you can't do that.
Use file to find out
Are your windows programs 32bit or 64 bit?
Is your wine 32/64 bit?
Is your distro 32/64 bit?
You can install a 32bit distro on a 64bit system if you have space, or consult your distro to see if there's a work around.
Last edited by business_kid; 09-18-2021 at 05:43 AM.
im watching a tutorial and did what he did but I got an error?
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Originally Posted by Hvlios
Im on Linux Mint. I watched a tutorial and just followed what he did
Saying "I watched a tutorial" doesn't tell anyone anything.
You need to identify which tutorial - i.e. post the URL - and say what stage you got to (and if there are optional steps involved, which ones you performed/skipped).
(Also, whenever possible, copy and paste text instead of posting a screenshot of text.)
Saying "I watched a tutorial" doesn't tell anyone anything.
You need to identify which tutorial - i.e. post the URL - and say what stage you got to (and if there are optional steps involved, which ones you performed/skipped).
(Also, whenever possible, copy and paste text instead of posting a screenshot of text.)
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