jason@jnb: [?:0] ~ $ pkg info | grep wine wine-9.0_2,1 Microsoft Windows compatibility environment wine-mono-8.1.0 Mono .NET implementation for Wine jason@jnb: [?:0] ~ $ winecfg /home/jason/.i386-wine-pkg//usr/local/bin/wine doesn't exist! Try installing 32-bit Wine with /usr/local/share/wine/pkg32.sh install wine mesa-dri If using Poudriere, please make sure your repo is setup to use FreeBSD:13:i386 and create symlinks for FreeBSD:13:amd64 and FreeBSD:13:i386 to the relevant output directories. See pkg.conf(5) for more info. jason@jnb: [?:1] ~ $ grep -n wine64 `which winecfg` 47:if [ -x "$appdir/wine64" ]; then exec "$appdir/wine64" "$appname" "$@"; fi 56: if [ -x "$d/wine64" ]; then exec "$d/wine64" "$appname" "$@"; fi 61:if [ -x "/usr/local/bin/wine64" ]; then exec "/usr/local/bin/wine64" "$appname" "$@"; fi jason@jnb: [?:0] ~ $ Reason of this is that we also have %%PREFIX%%/bin/wine, which is wrapper for 32-bit wine.
That part is intentionally left alone — barely anyone wants pure 64-bit Wine and those people that really do are smart enough to work around minor issues like, say, dealing with the 32-bit installer executables. So, considering that we can't provide default options accommodating both, I'd rather inconvenience the latter crowd. (I submitted that wrapper script.)