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Trying to install the latest version of wine on Ubuntu, but repository has invalid key

nightmarevoid
By nightmarevoid
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I'm trying to add the latest version of wine by adding winehq as the repository (i'm following the guide on their website) but I keep running into an error that the public key is not available, and as such installation is disabled by default. most guides I find online just say to remove the troublesome repositories, but this doesn't help at all as I just end up trying to readd them.

 

I did download and install the release keys, as suggested by most guides, however I still get the error that no public keys can be found for any of the builds on winehq. Any help?

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