I used this command to add i386 arch:sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386And then imediately after without installing any packages I tried to remove the i386 arch like so:sudo dpkg --remove-architecture i386And i got the error:dpkg: error: cannot remove architecture 'i386' currently in use by the databaseSolutions I have seen so far involve removing i386 packages, I havn't installed any, the ones that are installed are vital to the functioning of the OS. What do I do?EditTurns out that 64-bit Linux OSes already include the i386 arch, so the command sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 didn't really do anything.
dpkg: error: cannot remove architecture 'i386' currently in use by the database
debian;dpkg;architecture;x86
On an amd64 installation (64-bit PC), the i386 architecture (32-bit PC) is active by default. From your list, it looks like you just had the 32-bit packages used for Wine. Wine needs a bunch of 32-bit libraries to run 32-bit Windows applications. You won't be able to remove the i386 architecture unless you uninstall the 32-bit Wine. But there's no point in doing this: there's nothing wrong with having the i386 architecture enabled.