Wine 32bit's future

@ionmich you have wine installed system wide, I only install flatpaks at a user level…

You have some research to do… suffice to say I use the following script snippet when setting systems up for flatpaks;

if [ $ADD_FLATPAKS == 1 ]; then
echo "Adding flatpak repository and packages"

flatpak --user remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
flatpak --user install --noninteractive flathub com.github.tchx84.Flatseal \
                                                org.videolan.VLC
fi
bash: /usr/bin/wine: Permission denied


I give up. I have spent many hours on this but I believe it is beyond my abilities, and since I have at least two other O.S.'es that function, there is no point in beating my head against a wall.

Thanks to all for the many years of support.

I have no idea if it works in your case, but have you tried another approach: DOSBox-X is an emulator available as a flatpak? Worth the shot? Or too much trouble?
Best of luck!

¿Wait what? ¿Does that means that if i got a 32-Bits only machine i’ll not be able to use Wine on OpenSUSE anymore officaly?

I was about to ask on this forum about OpenSUSE’s future on i686 platforms.

@JoseskVolpe Tumbleweed and Slowroll(?) and no real support, if it works great, if it doesn’t…

Oh i just saw OpenSUSE dropped 32-Bits support on Leap 16.
Well, that’s sad.

Leap hasn’t been installable on 32-bit machines for some time, this isn’t new.

Unfortunately this emulates Color Basic 2.0 and I need Color Basic 2.1 to emulate MS-DOS so I can run my Sculptor database language.

@ionmich so what version of vcc are you running? This is vcc-2.1.9.3p2 is there a config option to select or ini file to edit?