flatpak-wine VS winepak32

WineZGUI has backup and restore feature. https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine

I've tried LutrisWine and flatpak-wine, and to me, they're just finicky even compared to running using Bottles. I had some issues with Bottles, but with it now having a bottle-chooser when opening .exe from file manager, it works well enough most of the time, for most people.

flatpak run --filesystem=host com.usebottles.bottles (you can replace host with home or ~/Games or other directory. you could also try flatpak-wine https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine

I don't know, both flatpak-wine and winepak seems to not be adopted en-masse.

Yes, just install `flatpak-proton` flatpak and open the wzt file with it. https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine/releases

From the Flatpak install files at https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine/blob/main/io.github.fastrizwaan.flatpak-wine7/io.github.fastrizwaan.flatpak-wine7.yml

Otherwise, you can try https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine but be aware that messing with wine in steam os could make the system unstable.

Theoretically, you can do either a Winepak / winepak-x86_64 or a PrismLauncher/FFXIVLauncher/a-certain-game-launcher release of LoL to give it a Flatpak release.

You can make a flatpak game-bundle using winepak

try winepak-x86_64, wine app and games packaged in a sandbox. wine breaks with updates, this includes wine and game inside a sandbox. https://github.com/fastrizwaan/winepak-x86_64

Good, but I've been spoilt by flatpak sanboxed bundles which are consistent and portable and can be installed and run on the fly. https://github.com/fastrizwaan/winepak-x86_64