How do I install wine without flooding my system with all this shit?
How do I install wine without flooding my system with all this shit?
Carson Taylor
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Logan Jenkins
try gentoo
Jeremiah Powell
although i dont care much about wine for apps with 32-bit dependencies i prefer to install them via flathub.
Also how the hell did you get to 4GB of archives?
what guide did you follow?
Tyler Nguyen
If only there were a package manager that installs packages in isolation, functionally independent from one another.
Levi Rogers
>12.9GB
excellent bait, user
Michael Davis
>13 gigs
You sure you're not pulling Windows Vista by accident?
William Rivera
wtf, post the rest of the screenshot
Caleb Campbell
Asher Scott
What are you running on a 16gb emmc? Who cares about the space it takes up it's not always running in the background.
Jayden Stewart
the fuck
Camden Jenkins
--no-install-recommends
Adrian Harris
Wine is bloated shit tier software don’t waste your time with it. Just dual boot with windows or buy a cheap laptop with windows
Justin Ross
>embrace broken dependencies
Zachary Evans
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Henry Sullivan
Much better, thanks. But is it gonna work without problems?
I'm kinda doing it to mess around with my Linux on my old laptop for fun, my main pc is on windows. Lately I've been considering to install Ubuntu 22.04 (after it's released) on it though, I don't play gaymes and don't really need Windows-specific apps. Fedora works like shit with my specs, sadly
Evan Thomas
Protip: you can't. Wine is horrible software made by subhumans who deliberately sabotage their users' machines. I recommend against using it. Use a VM.
Nathan Evans
What the fuck?
>node
>python
>php
>openjdk
>julia
>Qt
why is it pulling all that crap?
Alexander Gomez
Just use proton
Jayden Phillips
>Much better, thanks. But is it gonna work without problems?
i would recommend you always use the official wine repository or the flatpak.
Chase Taylor
latex as well lmao
Cameron Gomez
Well i think i figured out why apt is pulling all that crap.
It seems like your APT is configured to pull all suggested packages by default(no idea why)
to undo this add
APT::Get::Install-Suggests "false";
to /etc/apt/apt.conf