Wine version 8.9 and later requires wine-mono version 8.0.0:
https://wiki.winehq.org/Mono#Versions
At the moment (August 2023) p10 contains packages
wine-8.13-alt1
wine-mono-7.4.0-alt1
wine-mono-8.0.0-8.0.0-alt1
Installing the required package is explicitly described.
See: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/47337

Firefox does not work well on aarch64 architecture:
- slow video playback https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/43839
- does not allow microphone to be used on video conferencing sites

wine-gl, wine-twain provided by wine package.

Some packages was renamed.
Wine is required on x86_64 too.
Also fixed the oddity of using wine-vanilla for x86_64 and wine for i586.

The MCST's binary translator allows running x86 code
on e2k architecture; see also http://altlinux.org/e2k-rtc

These have been:
- taken from x86_64 server iso (in substituted form);
- checked against m-p-d where needed;
- renamed from centaurus-* to centaurus/*;
- updated with s/samba-server/samba/;
- archdep bits adjusted for m-p-d/m-p syntax difference;
- amended with some tester feedback based additions included;
- pruned regarding p9/branch packages availability.

...as it tends to have more chances to perform on average.

Wish I knew why we do different wine flavours
on x86_64 and i586...

These mostly come from m-p-d but have been heavily reworked
for the new workstation distro, here's a list of the
typical changes:

- changed X-Alterator-Parent from centaurus-desktop
  to a more fine-grained toplevel entry;
- tweaked Categories for the desktop file (e.g. pidgin);
- packages added or removed (like sane to scanning);
- adapted for m-p's biarch support scheme (see emulators);
- renamed more appropriately (for example, 3d -> blender);
- improved descriptions (e.g. by adding specific product
  names to groups referencing single-package lists).

Several ones were done from scratch.

NB: lists/groups have been moved into workstation/
    and intersynced accordingly.