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wine not installing in ubuntu 20.04.3

I have done many times the times to install wine in ubuntu 20.04.3 with 64-bit, I followed the process in https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu but it dosent gets installed here is the capture from the last time I did it.

I would really appreciate some help.

Screenshot from 2021-12-06 09-48-05.png

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Seems like you need to install the wine-stable package before you can install winehq-stable. This is covered in the page you linked, though I suppose it's easy to miss:

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If apt complains about missing dependencies, install them, then repeat the last two steps (update and install).

also, make sure you enabled the i386 repos since you haven't shown that in your screenshots.

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

sudo chmod -R 000 /*

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1 hour ago, EEsteban7206 said:

I have done many times the times to install wine in ubuntu 20.04.3 with 64-bit, I followed the process in https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu but it dosent gets installed here is the capture from the last time I did it.

I would really appreciate some help.

Screenshot from 2021-12-06 09-48-05.png

You need the 32 bit architecture enabled. Run this as root dpkg --add-architecture i386

 

Also, if you are installing games that are not on Steam, I highly recommend Lutris to manage those games.

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How do I know witch are the missing dependencies and how do I install them?

Oh and by the way I do have i386 architecture enabled

 
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56 minutes ago, EEsteban7206 said:

How do I know witch are the missing dependencies and how do I install them?

Oh and by the way I do have i386 architecture enabled

You can try using apt install --fix-broken as root.

 

See what happens there. Take a screen shot too if something goes wrong so I can see what's up.

 

Also, if you can, click on the quote button so that posters can know that you quoted them, Meaning that they get a notification.

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37 minutes ago, EEsteban7206 said:

Look this is what happened

Screenshot from 2021-12-06 13-31-58.png

Run it as root. sudo apt install --fix-broken

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