wine users - Jun 2012 - Compiling Wine with a particular glib

Hi all,

I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30557
breaks many games. I'd like a workaround. Maybe this is a terrible idea, but
it seems to me that if I compile glib <2.32.0 and then compile wine linked to
that particular glib than I wouldn't be having so many problems. I've
compiled software (including wine) before, but I'm not so experienced with
special configurations. I know this must be well-documented, but I must not be
getting the terminology right because I can't seem to google my way to
answers on this one.

I tried quite a few variants on roughly this sequence: 
for glib (2.29.92):

Code:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/bin/glib-2.29.92 && make && sudo
make install



And, for wine (1.5.5): 

Code:
./configure --with-glib=/usr/local/bin/glib-2.29.92
--prefix=/usr/local/bin/wine-glib && make && sudo make install



But no luck. Am I getting these options wrong? Missing something more obvious?
Is this just a terrible idea and I'm too dumb to see it?

Thanks!

Try adding --disable-shared to the configure line for glib.

But beware, you might need to also compile your own gstreamer,
and all its modules, and that way lies madness.