Wine updating

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Hello, how do you update wine in system?

╰─λ sudo pacman -Q wine
wine-staging 8.21-1

sudo pacman -S wine-staging

gives me wine-staging 8.21-1 as the latest

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Garuda (2.6.23-1):
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It is updated as every other package.
Of course you need to have multilib enabled in your pacman.conf, but that’s default.
You have the current version.
Probably it’s old, since it is also flagged out of date in the Arch repo, but there is nothing we can do about it.
It’s up to the packager.
https://archlinux.org/packages/multilib/x86_64/wine-staging/

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It’s a bit old, 9 is being released, so i shouldnt update it bymyself?

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No, it will be updated with the other packages when an update will be released.

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No! Never, ever selectively install a single package unless…

  • The pkg is current & you have just fully updated your system or,
  • You are installing it and updating the system.

To do so can lead to a partial upgrade which can be a perilous place to be. Remember, you are running a rolling release with continuous package updates. Selective package installs without an updated system will lead to that nasty, nasty scenario. :wink:

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Yes its rolling release, then why they arent rolling wine :smiley:
According to Tags · wine-mirror/wine · GitHub

We are on last version of 8
And now we are like 10 versions behind latest

Also i think that maybe we should be using that package from aur
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/wine-stable

And here is the field that im lacking knowledge in, who is responsible for packages we are getting on garuda? Can we modify which package can be taken as default? For example instead of wine-staging put wine-stable? I know that i can reinstall package by my own, and they are on aur repo, but why we arent using wine-stable?

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Between the Garuda Wiki & the Arch Wiki, all of your questions are answered. But don’t expect to be spoon-fed; you’ll have to do the research on your own.

Also–hang around here long enough, read every post.

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Thanks :slight_smile:

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