you can put a package like wine-compholio on hold (i.e. preventing it from being updated) with:
sudo apt-mark hold wine-compholio
and allow updating again with
sudo apt-mark unhold wine-compholio
Anyway, I wouldn't suggest you to do this, as the new versions are currently building and you would miss new features and bug fixes. We are for example looking forward to get hardware acceleration working with AMD cards in future versions of wine-compholio and you may forget to unhold it again.
Please note that we also only offer support here for the latest versions.
Hi Tk,
you can put a package like wine-compholio on hold (i.e. preventing it from being updated) with:
sudo apt-mark hold wine-compholio
and allow updating again with
sudo apt-mark unhold wine-compholio
Anyway, I wouldn't suggest you to do this, as the new versions are currently building and you would miss new features and bug fixes. We are for example looking forward to get hardware acceleration working with AMD cards in future versions of wine-compholio and you may forget to unhold it again.
Please note that we also only offer support here for the latest versions.
Michael