anchor.diff:  Configuring wine may fail if libraries are missing, and libfreetype doesn't like having 32 and 64bit libraries simultaneously.
   The environment variable WINEPREFIX only uses absolute paths, so change all instances of "*/home/<user>*" to your home directory. Wine might complain that you don't have certain things installed when running *winecfg*, none are required for this to work.
   
  -.wine
  +.wine from source
   ----
   cd ~/
   mkdir -p wine
  
positive.code: WINEPREFIX=/home/<user>/.wine64 ~/wine/64/wine64 winecfg
  ----
  
  .maiken
  ----
  cd ~/
  mkdir -p tmp
  
negative.code: = MSVC2015 on Debian with Wine and Maiken
  :hp-tags: Debian, Wine, GCC, MSVC
  
  I'm not sure if the *Wine* in apt is multilib so for this I recommend building from source as described below.
  
  .My Linux environment
   - Mint 17.1
  