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I updated my computer last night (Linux Mint), and now bottles can't find the runner I need. I need sys wine 9.0 to run Clip Studio Paint, yet it can only find soda 9.0-1 and sys wine 11. Neither work. I checked my wine version, and it's 9.0. I'm so confused and panicking a little. I tried using a new bottle but the problem proceeds. |
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sys-wine is not actually wine installed on your system as a package. It's the one from flatpak. Wine 11 released and flatpak got updated to it. You need to find another runner that uses wine 9.0 |
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Could you explain further? So I need to find a flatpak package of the Wine version that I want and it will be listed on Bottles? |
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I mean, there's only one version of Wine on flatpak that I know of and it's automatically updated to the major version which now is 11. You can technically rollback the flatpak programs to older versions, but I don't know if you can do it with Wine. Still, there are other runners to download inside Bottles that are based on Wine 9.0 if that's what you look for - Soda 9.0-1, Kron4ek 9.0. You don't need to use only the runner provided by default. |
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I mean, there's only one version of Wine on flatpak that I know of and it's automatically updated to the major version which now is 11. You can technically rollback the flatpak programs to older versions, but I don't know if you can do it with Wine.
Still, there are other runners to download inside Bottles that are based on Wine 9.0 if that's what you look for - Soda 9.0-1, Kron4ek 9.0. You don't need to use only the runner provided by default.