FWIW I modified my wine deb package as described by Marko Friedemann above and got wine 1.6 to install. This requires modest hacking confidence, I don't have exact command lines for you here.
The original wine1.6_1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~ppa1_amd64.deb will likely be in /var/cache/apt/archives.
I copied that file to my home dir, gave myself permission to edit, and then unpacked, removed /usr/bin/wine64 and /usr/bin/wine64-preloader, and rebuilt the deb with a new name, then installed it with 'dpkg -i (new-wine-pkg).deb'. That install failed, but then after doing 'apt-get -f install', the wine install completed using the modified package, and wine is now working.
FWIW I modified my wine deb package as described by Marko Friedemann above and got wine 1.6 to install. This requires modest hacking confidence, I don't have exact command lines for you here.
The original wine1.6_ 1.6~rc2- 0ubuntu1~ ppa1_amd64. deb will likely be in /var/cache/ apt/archives.
I copied that file to my home dir, gave myself permission to edit, and then unpacked, removed /usr/bin/wine64 and /usr/bin/ wine64- preloader, and rebuilt the deb with a new name, then installed it with 'dpkg -i (new-wine- pkg).deb' . That install failed, but then after doing 'apt-get -f install', the wine install completed using the modified package, and wine is now working.
Instructions for unpacking/ editing/ repacking a deb file: https:/ /geekwentfreak- raviteja. rhcloud. com/2012/ 10/modify- dependencies- addremove- files-of- debian- deb-package/
Hope this helps anyone who is stuck until the proper fix shows up.