OpenMandriva Lx version:
OpenMandriva Lx 26.02 (ROME) Rolling x86_64
Desktop environment (KDE, LXQT…):
KDE ( I think? Didn’t see desktop environment when using the “neofetch” command.)
Description of the issue (screenshots if relevant):
I’m trying to use Wine for playing a game made on RPG Maker, and I can’t use EasyRPG as this game requires a more advanced version. And I can’t use Wine either, which I suspect is because the set applications to download have Wine only at version 10.19. How do I download Wine at the latest version?
Should I get a direct download from the website and run an installer command to get the latest version of Wine? The instructions I’ve looked up have been hard to parse properly.
Relevant informations (hardware involved, software version, logs or output…):
The game I’m looking to play requires RPG Maker MV, which can’t be run on easyrpg, and based on my research, the rpg maker extension on Steam doesn’t let you play games, at least this game.
I see the version on Flathub shows as unverified. That means someone else built the flatpak and not Wine. That leaves the latest version as the one you download from Wine, but you can file a Package Update Request and get the devs to do a fresh build of it. That is normally a quick and painless thing.
If Wine is the app you’re referring to, I’m never launching it directly or as an independent item. The version is when I go to terminal and type “dnf info wine”.
For Steam games: Right click your game on Steam → Properties → Compatibility → Check “Force use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool” → Select “RPG Maker MV/MZ (cicpoffs mount) Tool” → Play
Alt+Enter enters fullscreen (on VX/VX Ace). Enjoy!
EDIT: Added the link to their Github. Also, Alt+Enter for fullscreen only works on VX/VX Ace games (oops!).
I believe that that command will only show you the version that was installed via dnf, but I’m not entirely sure. I installed WINE on ROCK using OMLWelcome, and got version 10.4, which matches the “about” section and “dnf info wine.”
Oddly enough, dnfdrake doesn’t show the program as installed, but it’s been working fine.
This method worked and the game loaded. Thank you very much for your help, I hope I can better learn from this and maybe one day contribute to the community as much as it has helped me.
For closure’s sake, because I want to respect you giving my answer attention, (As UnityMember gave me a succinct answer through link to a certain github page), the game in question is Super Danganronpa Another 2, a fangame of Danganronpa made by Linuj. As the game was made ledgible for English speakers by fan patches, the link I used for download is from a google drive, so I will only link in a way you’re comfortable.
