http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31860
--- Comment #13 from voidcastr voidcastr@gmail.com 2012-10-03 12:54:55 CDT --- (In reply to comment #12)
Though this is really strange (my libsane-dev depends on libtiff4-dev... not v5), this approach won't work anyway on Ubuntu x64.
Maybe because I'm using Ubuntu 12.10 dev.
Well... most likely. ^^
Instead, you might want to follow the instructions here: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit Don't worry, it's really like copy&paste, but it will take some time (mainly for the execution of debootstrap).
The instructions need "apt-get build-dep wine". apt will choose wine1.5 for wine which will result in the same error.
Well, actually you debootstrap to precise (12.04) according to this guide... you just need a sources.list of precise (preferably containing the wine-dev ppa). I could attach mine if you like.
This will work because with "sudo chroot /var/chroot" you enter the context of the encapsulated 12.04 system you created with debootstrap. Thus, "apt-get build-dep wine" will not be processed by your 12.10 package manager but by the one of the 12.04 (precise) system.
But this remembers me on one thing. With Wine 1.5.13 I have tried out Slender (it was affected by the main Raw Input bug too) to check if it is working fine. I could move the mouse around but it stoped at ~180°. I thought this is the normal behavior but now I think this could be this bug too. I have tested this now with Wine 1.5.14 and the behavior still exists in Slender. Can you test Slender v0.9.7 (it is free) if you can move around 360° with your mouse?
Gonna try it tomorrow if nobody else did it before.