Major Problem with wine 7.12 update??

[Michael D. Setzer II]

After the update of wine today, I've run into a major 
problem. The primary wine app I use stopped working 
correctly.
Program Pegasus Email loads  fine and downloaded mail 
fine, but then the panel to view it comes up with a little 
spining icon and it just sit there tried accessing a number 
of the emails, and doesn't matter which one I selected got 
the same issue. Had to kill the program to clear the 
locked screen. Had no issues with the 7.10 version..

Run dnf downgrade wine* and it install
wine-core-6.16-1.fc35.
Was expecting it to just go back to 7.10.
Have never done a downgrade before. Started with 
Redhat 9 long long ago have have gone thru Fedora Core 
1 up to the current Fedora 35 I have running.
That did fix the issue, since the program is running fine 
again with the 6.16 version of wine..

So, questions.
1. Not seeing any messages that would tell me what is 
causing the issue. Nothing in the window itself and 
nothing from top or ps -ef that I can tell. 
2. Is there a way to get it to upgrade to 7.10 rather than 
going all the way to the 7.12 which has some issue.
3. Have it emulating at windows 10 level, but not sure if it 
might have worked with some other level??

First time I've had any issues with wine running this app.

Don't know what I would report in a bug report, since it is 
just showing the spining circle.

Thanks.

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[Samuel Sieb]

On 7/24/22 08:15, Michael D. Setzer II wrote:
> Run dnf downgrade wine* and it install
> wine-core-6.16-1.fc35.
> Was expecting it to just go back to 7.10.

There are generally either one or two versions available in the repos. 
The one that is always there is the one from the initial Fedora version 
release.  That's in the "fedora" repo.  If there have been any updates, 
only the latest one will be in the "updates" repo.  (If you have 
"updates-testing" enabled, there's also a possibility of one version 
being there as well.)  So a downgrade will always bring you back to the 
initial release version (unless you currently have a version from 
"updates-testing").

If you want a version from in between, you will need to get it from koji 
if it's still available there.