We say "Why change something what is ok ?"   

Thank you, WT is running fine now. Maybe I'll try PlayOnLinux and Steam some day.

As we say here in the US, if it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Take care!

Thank you for reply and for Miyo distro

Glad to help if I can. Good luck! Hey, if you're wanting to run War Thunder, have you considered trying PlayOnLinux? It's in the repos. I've never used it myself, but many people say that PlayOnLinux works wonders for them.

I also tried Steam some time back to see how it would do in Miyo. Maybe I was lucky, but I just installed it through Synaptic, and it worked out of the box. I do remember trying War Thunder on Steam, but I guess my graphics couldn't handle it. I tried a few other games, and they worked great. War Thunder was free on Steam back when I tried it.

https://youtu.be/IPWHuI_dTq4

Here's a quick rundown of what I do to install 32 bit Wine...

First, make sure that you have 32 bit architecture enabled on the 64 bit...

Open your terminal, and enter the following commands one at a time.

dpkg --add-architecture i386

Followed by...

apt-get update

Then, open Synaptic, and "mark" the packages for installation in the order given in the link below...

https://sourceforge.net/p/miyolinux/wiki/Wine%20/

To install a program with Wine, use the "Custom Command" --> wine

Thank you for reply and for Miyo distro

That's a handy howto, Myio.  Hopefully I'll remember it when I finally get on ascii.

In addition to my response above...

I'm currently running KDE-Plasma on Devuan Ascii. The instructions vary slightly for Ascii at this point. Whether it changes in the future when Ascii becomes Stable...I'm not sure.

In Synaptic...

1. Install wine32-preloader:i386 (don't install the development version; it will break)...this will also install "wine".
2. Install winetricks

Then, to install a Wine program, use the custom command --> wine32

And an OT note . . . on your wiki page you say:

There is also an "unofficial" Devuan forum which may be used.

We've been 'official' for many months now. 

DOH!

I'll fix that now. Thank you golinux.

And an OT note . . . on your wiki page you say:

We've been 'official' for many months now. 

First, make sure that you have 32 bit architecture enabled on the 64 bit...

Open your terminal, and enter the following commands one at a time.

dpkg --add-architecture i386

Followed by...

apt-get update

Then, open Synaptic, and "mark" the packages for installation in the order given in the link below...

https://sourceforge.net/p/miyolinux/wiki/Wine%20/

To install a program with Wine, use the "Custom Command" --> wine

I downgraded packages mentioned in aptitude error message and it has solved problem described in first post.

I would expect it from someone who has good knowledge of Devuan, probably from developers.

I want to run WarThunder in wine because linux version is not working: https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=1615

see link above.
I've default driver if I remember correctly.

All compatible Debian packages are in the Devuan merged repos.  Do not use Debian pkgs directly.

Have you installed the multiarch packages?

I've installed multiarch-support and binutils-multiarch

Nothing is safe. From what officials do you need approval?
Let's put it this way: depends on what you want to run. Some old software runs fine with the ancient wine version provided by Jessie. Most modern ones just won't. And, if you show up at winehq asking for help, the first advice you'll get is to update to latest version.

Which GPU and driver do you use and how did you install the driver?

Have you installed the multiarch packages?

# dpkg --add-architecture i386 && apt-get update

before trying to install wine32.

Is it officialy recommended and safe to use debian version of wine ?