Bug#685054: Break wine opengl support on amd64

[Klaus Ethgen]

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Am Do den 16. Aug 2012 um 11:04 schrieb Andreas Beckmann:
> > I do not find the package that makes apt installing that annoying
> > packages ever and ever again. But this seems to be an other problem.
> 
> interactive aptitude may be better suited to analyze these dpendency
> scenarios

Do not have installed aptitude. It is that slow that I never had any use
of it.

> > However, there is two issues that force me to compile wine myself. First
> > I need a much newer version of wine or even wine-unstable (By the way
> > the upstream stable is much newer than the debian unstable).
> 
> > Second I
> > need a small patch. Without this patch, wine is buggy on non-KDE or
> > non-Gnome window managers.
> 
> Did you report a bug?

Yes. It is a upstream bug which is clearly pointing to the commit that
has introduced the bug. Unfortunately the wine people refuse to revert
the bug as they say: "Well, it do not work as we done this but it is the
correct way to do it". Not helpful at all. Especially that not only I
have this problem.

> > It worked for ages now. However, I know it is a hack.
> 
> it worked as in "ia32-libs worked" or "removing ia32-libs worked" ?

It worked well when ia32-libs and the diversion in place.

> >> * get wine:i386 running (I think that is the way nowadays, check the
> >> wine documentation)
> > 
> > Will not work as I mention above.
> 
> If you need it patched and updated for running $YOUR_APPLICATION that
> doesn't mean you can't try to get the Debian wine packages running for
> some other trivial application - just to see if you got the multiarch
> libs right. Once that is working go back to compiling your own wine.

True. And that was what I tried. But it do not help to test the opnegl
stuff as I know no other application that use it.

> > There must be an other solution. We are running in the situation where
> > we are pushed back fifteen years of time in amd64 support!
> 
> First we need to get the packages in Debian working properly -
> thereafter we can look into local software or third party packages.

Not nice but true as I run unstable and in this case the name is
program. ;-)

Regards
   Klaus
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