Helo.There are some "unofficial" Linux versions of mint available, but I thought I'd try the simplest (for me at this point) way to install and try wine first. I enabled wine through the package manager and then downloaded kmeleon. Anyone using kmeleon with mint? I searched here but didn't find much.

@christis42
I used KM on Slackware and SparkyLinux. If you are interested a fast start order,
then simplest such:

- install a wine package (or take a distribution kit with him, "live" distribution is more simpler);
- check that wine is configured, need open console (root rights can be required), run Windows program from the command line.

Example (from program folder): wine testprogram.exe , more info https://wiki.winehq.org/Wine_User%27s_Guide#How_to_install_and_run_Windows_programs