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> Can you please check? On CentOS its the other way around. `wine` is 64 bit. ``` $ whereis wine wine: /usr/bin/wine /usr/lib64/wine /usr/share/wine /usr/share/man/man1/wine.1.gz $ l /usr/bin/wine /usr/bin/wine ->...

Great, I changed the names in `wine_cmd` in the `interpreter.py` like you said and switched to wine64. That worked! I'll see if they install wine32 from a third party repository....

The 32bit version of wine has been installed and replaced /usr/bin/wine. Hence zugbruecke works like expected. Don't know what happens if wine64 is installed after wine32.

Thanks for the quick response. I now understand the problem a bit more. So they made CentOS more secure but incompatible with other systems. The idea of changing it to...

Not yet. I was patching the CentOS library instead... It undermines the higher security but it was easier. Just copied the standard multiprocessing package to my user packages and changed...

Well, I use the json file instead. That's ok for now.

Thanks @s-m-e. I switched to the `develop` branch and made some changes in my script. However, I also had to modify some lines in zugbruecke: `core/wenv.py`: On both, OpenSUSE and...

Well, I tried to make the changes you suggested but could not get more outputs from wine. `_read_stream` did not change anything and I could see any call of this...

@s-m-e: I did some more investigations on the reason of the time out. After many different tests and tries to catch the output of [`subprocess.Popen`](https://github.com/pleiszenburg/zugbruecke/blob/be04b47772192e56ce2494281cebb768444b086f/src/zugbruecke/core/interpreter.py#L214) there was surprising effect. Because...

> Thanks for the feedback. I might have a thin idea, but I'd really like to reproduce your environment first. How much of its configuration can you share? I remember...