Changes in this commit besides upgrade to 9.0:
1. The link to the source code temporarily changed since
for release 9.0 they did not follow the 9.x/<release>.tar.gz
convention and instead released it directly under 9.0/.
I expect them to move back to 9.x though sooner or later
when 9.1 is to be released. We can change it back at that time.
2. libwine, previously marked deprecated was removed,
I as a result also remove the respective package.
3. Additional notes include the new WoW64 functionality
which no longer requires a separate wine 32bit install
to run 32bit windows software, it's all to be managed
by the 64bit installation, really cool, but still somewhat
experimental with some drawbacks, not anything extremely
annoying though, can be enabled with a command line flag.
Since musl does not have multilib, enabling it just for it
for now, but keeping glibc the same since it's still experimental.
Also it's now possible to run x86 windows apps on ARM AARCH64!
Once again you need to supply a command line flag to enable it.
Bright future since it now means aarch64 void linux can ship
wine to arm installs too.
Full notes: https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/releases/wine-9.0
Signed-off-by: Fotios Valasiadis <fvalasiad@gmail.com>
The template is poorly written, the installed helper applications
apparently don't work with the package's system group, and setgid
helpers for password gatekeepers seem suspicious.
intentionally not forcing the usage of system jemalloc because it builds
with an unprefixed malloc and thus jemalloc's malloc can unintentionally
be used for linked C libraries
