I use wine every single day, but never for gaming. I'm a 100% Linux user for over 15 years, but I have to admit that beyond the system config, package managemen

I use wine every single day, but never for gaming. I'm a 100% Linux user for over 15 years, but I have to admit that beyond the system config, package management and desktop (XFCE), I find Linux native apps on the desktop to be crap. Nothing in music land can touch MusicBee or mp3tag.de. I also just tried to rip a bunch of audio CDs and the default (and most recommended) ripper, 'Asunder', doesn't handle disc numbers. Seriously. EasyTag is anything but easy. It's like the developers never used any of the decent software available since the 90s on other platforms. So wine is a godsend, even if it is impossible to update without breaking a whole wine prefix. These days I bundle the wine version and the prefix together and don't bother upgrading them because it's just too brittle.