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This is a follow-up of my previous post on “Pinning the Wine package version so I can keep using the reMarkable Windows app“.

Today, as I browsed the entries for the reMarkable app in Wine’s AppDB, I noticed a “Gold” entry for Wine 10.0, which obviously sparked my attention. The important thing mentioned there is that the following workaround needs to be applied: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="qnetworklistmanager=b". In practice this means the following: if you want to start the reMarkable app from the commandline, you can do it like this: 

WINEDLLOVERRIDES="qnetworklistmanager=b" \
  WINEPREFIX="/home/lennart/reMarkable" \
  wine \
  "/home/lennart/reMarkable/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/reMarkable/reMarkable.exe"

However, I prefer to launch it from the regular Gnome menu, in which case I need to add this DLL override to the wine configuration. To do that, run 

WINEPREFIX="/home/lennart/reMarkable" \
  winecfg

and select the Libraries tab. Add a new override for qnetworklistmanager and set it to builtin, as shown in the screenshot below. After that, launching the reMarkable app works as it always did.

2025-05-15 13-12-08-Winecfg.png

One final note: the original bug report for the Wine 10 + reMarkable app now mentions that the problem has been fixed in Wine 10.1. So it looks like we don’t need this workaround anymore in the next stable release for Wine.

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