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Baldur's Gate series[Linux] Turn your .tar.gz archive into a .deb package(16 posts)(16 posts)
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Posted June 07, 2015
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vv221: Are you using Debian Wheezy?
The package 'wine32' doesn’t exist in this version of Debian.

Two workarounds:
_using 'equivs', you can create an empty 'wine32' package which sole purpose would be to "fill up" the dependency
_in the script, editing the line starting by "PKGDEPS=" ("Initializing variables" section) for something not including 'wine32' and re-running the script
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MadHatterXIII: Running Ubuntu 14.04 right now. Maybe I should just use the Windows version, since the "linux" one is nothing more than a wine wrapper anyway. Got equivs, but a little too wary of messing with scripts I don't understand.
I updated all my scripts for games depending on WINE. The dependencies list is now: "wine, wine32|wine-bin|wine1.6-i386|wine1.4-i386" to ensure i386 version of WINE is installed.
Please tell me if you get any unwanted behaviour from this.
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