It is very simpe, i ran sudo dnf install wine and i got this output: matija@RockyLinux ~> sudo dnf install wine
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No match for argument: wine
Error: Unable to find a match: wine
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How to get it working?
You can use pkgs.org and search, and you’ll see currently there are no wine packages for EL10 yet. Other ways of searching:
dnf list \*wine\*
dnf search wine
although that relies on the system actually having repositories configured for it to give results, so may not provide results. Then pkgs.org becomes a better search option, and then enabling the appropriate repo.
Link: https://pkgs.org/search/?q=wine
For Rocky 9 yes, and it comes from EPEL. But nobody has built wine for EPEL10 yet it seems. You can put in a package request with epel EPEL Package Request
Thank you for the info..well it isnt like must have right now situation..if it comes out in 10.2 version i can wait.. if not then i will give a request
Theoretically it could be possible to build wine using mock and the Fedora Source RPM’s but it doesn’t always work out if there are missing dependencies. I have done it in the past for simple builds like audacity which was a single package, but more complex ones with more packages to build increases the complexity and chances of failure. At that point, waiting is a better option or submitting a package request.
Then ill rather wait for package to be included..
Just in case, a little howto using the mock route, that you could apply when using the wine source rpm from Fedora:
This was something I did when building hplip for EL8 and EL9, so it will give you an idea of how that build process works if you decide to try it.
Wine is also available as a flatpak on flathub.
Thank you guys, it is usefull to know which options i have..ill try flatpak first, then if needed build it from the source..