Although the use of wine can run some windows programs, but the wine is not a panacea, some programs still can not run, but with wine when running windows software, CPU occupancy rate is actually up to 100%, so the wine can uninstall the following ways: 1 in the terminal, enter: sudo apt-get remove --purge wine and wine 2. to uninstall enter: rm -r ~ / .wine 3. unload residue obtained without package, type: sudo apt-get autoremove to completely remove wine. But after we offload some windows programs with wine, it may be in the "Applications" - "Other" menu still remained its icon, we can put it completely removed by: 1. First ~ / .local / under share / applications / and under ~ / .local / share / applications / wine / Programs / delete the relevant file or directory. 2. then delete ~ / .config / menus / applications-merged / inside the relevant documents.
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