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You can use virustotal for any game/file under 650MBs; This meme was created as a joke, good security practices should always be followed.
No anti virus will be 100% accurate, viruses get missed all the time, while legitimate software can acquire false flags.
I would never recommend just running a random .exe you find on the internet with wine as any non-root protected files could potentially be damaged; With Bottles (the application) all files outside of the created bottle are not visible to programs ran/installed inside the bottle.
If you really want to try something, throwing caution to the wind, running it in a wine BOTTLE that's created just for that program, has a low chance of damaging your computer. (This does not mean "safe")
Especially if you have Bottles installed as the Flatpak.
Sand-boxing only works fully if you have the Flatpak; Thanks for mentioning this as I forgot to specify!
Thanks for the meme!
Yeah, meme or not if I can learn something I will ask a question, hahahaha
Thanks for taking the time to explain it further!
Have an awesome day!
No problem!
The pursuit of knowledge is endless; It's good to ask questions, but always do your own research too, as myself or anyone else could not know what they're talking about.
I hope you have a great day as well!
You don't need to upload anything to virustotal, just hash the file and paste it in to the search