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    [Software] Wine HQ Stable vs Ubuntu's Corked Wine

    I am considering installing winehq-stable (v 11) in order to run Insta360 Studio

    BUT... Kubuntu already uses Wine 10
    1. Can I have them both installed without extra configuration?
    2. Or should I remove Wine 10?
    3. Is there any real reason to keep 10 if I have 11?


    Here is a previous post on how to install winehq-stable


    #2
    1. No. Using the unofficial Wine Flatpak might be a workaround
    2. Installing WineHQ's version will replace your existing Wine packages
    3. If 10 works great for you, use it. Wine being Wine, sometimes an upgrade might break an existing setup, perhaps.
    Now, not having looked at this specific app, or if anyone else has actually used it in Wine, do be aware that while the app may well run and operate just fine, it may or may not be able to connect to the device. Just something to be aware of.
    Last edited by claydoh; Yesterday, 08:43 PM.
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