Issue Updating Wine from 4.0.2 to 5.0

.Hello community.

Today I updated Wine from 4.0.2 to 5.0, but when I run wine --version I get this:

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wine-4.0.2 (Ubuntu 4.0.2-1)

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I have this on my sources.list, just for reference

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deb https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ eoan main
deb-src https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ disco main

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Just so you know, I had to manually install wine-stable-amd64 to update wine-stable, because apt told me it was held.
I'm preety sure the issue is coming from either manually installing a package that was held or because of having Windows apps installed on the Wine Prefix.
I don't want to delete the .wine32 and .wine prefixes before hearing some new ideas while I try to wrap my head around this.
Of course I can make a backup and nuke the prefixes to test if this is the case, but I'm not in a rush.

Attached is a screenshot of the final steps of installing wine-stable (after installing wine-stable-amd64), and the output of wine --version.

Thanks in advance!

Hi, you could see where it's installed:

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whereis -b wine

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Or which ver.

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which -a wine

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Thanks. I decided to go with the development version (4.17) fomr the winehq repo. I was really just curious because I just use wine to play a couple of games I'm hooked for life and as long as they run well, I'm ok.
I was just wondering why were there two versions of wine installed on my system, but nevermind, thanks again.

-7471n

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Thanks. I decided to go with the development version (4.17) fomr the winehq repo. I was really just curious because I just use wine to play a couple of games I'm hooked for life and as long as they run well, I'm ok.I was just wondering why were there two versions of wine installed on my system,

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Glad you figured it out! You had two versions installed, they're different sources.

There's also PlayOnLinux, it install Windows games, IE, as well as many others.

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Originally Posted by thehipho

Glad you figured it out! You had two versions installed, they're different sources.

There's also PlayOnLinux, it install Windows games, IE, as well as many others.

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And Proton (found on Steam) and Lutris and...

anyway i too find it easier if there is a GUI. especially to handle the various versions available.