system/wine: Update to 3.0.3

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diff --git a/system/wine/README b/system/wine/README
index bc82781a80070..90ef84ef5451b 100644
--- a/system/wine/README
+++ b/system/wine/README
@@ -1,68 +1,71 @@
-Wine is an Open Source implementation of the Windows API on top of X
-for Linux and Unix.
+Wine is an Open Source implementation of the Windows API on
+top of X for Linux and Unix.
 
-NOTE: This builds the stable version of wine. If you need
+NOTE: This builds the stable version of wine.  If you need
 cutting-edge then you may want to check out wine-staging.
 
-Options:
 
-With no options this SlackBuild will build the 32bit wine package,
-for which you need to have multilib installed (see below).
+OPTIONS
 
-To build a package for both 64bit and 32bit Windows executable
-support, use:
+With no options this SlackBuild will build a 32 bit package,
+for which you need to have multilib installed.
 
-WIN64=yes ./wine.SlackBuild
+To enable 64 bit support use:
 
-To disable win32 support, use:
+  WIN64=yes ./wine.SlackBuild
 
-NOWIN32=yes ./wine.SlackBuild
+To disable win32 support, use:
 
-Or combine them both to build only a 64bit wine package.
+  WIN32=no ./wine.SlackBuild
 
 To disable OpenGL support, use:
 
-OPENGL=no ./wine.SlackBuild
+  OPENGL=no ./wine.SlackBuild
 
 The above options can be combined.
 
-Optional dependencies:
+
+OPTIONAL DEPENDENCIES
 
 fontforge:
-(to build tahoma, tahomabd, and marlett fonts)
+
+To build tahoma, tahomabd, and marlett fonts.
 
 webcore-fonts:
-(for tahoma, lucida console, MS fonts for the web and Win Vista)
 
-====================================================================
+For tahoma, lucida console, MS fonts for the web and Win
+Vista.
+
+============================================================
 
 NOTES
 
-With 64bit support you would use the wine64 binary. If you have a
-combined 32 and 64bit package you need to set the environmental
-variable WINEPREFIX to point to the 64bit wine directory when running
-wine64, which should be different to the 32bit directory (~/.wine by
-default). Example:
+With 64 bit support you would use the wine64 binary.  If you
+have a combined 32 and 64 bit package you need to set the
+environmental variable WINEPREFIX to point to the 64 bit
+wine directory when running wine64, which should be
+different to the 32 bit directory (~/.wine by default).
+Example:
 
 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine64 wine64 notepad
 
-To build the 32bit wine on x86_64 you will need to have multilib
-packages installed, unless you want to build for Windows 64 bit
-applications only (using WIN64=yes NOWIN32=yes).
+To build the 32 bit wine on x86_64 you will need to have
+multilib packages installed, unless you want to build for
+Windows 64 bit applications only (using WIN64=yes WIN32=no.)
 
 AlienBOB's multilib readme and repo:
 
 https://docs.slackware.com/slackware:multilib
 http://www.slackware.com/~alien/multilib/
 
-I have made a script that rsyncs with alienBOB's repo and installs
-the multilib packages which can be found here:
+I have a script that rsyncs with alienBOB's repo and
+installs the multilib packages which can be found here:
 
 http://dawoodfall.net/files/scripts/slackware/alien-multilib-rysnc.sh
 
-Be sure to read the short instructions at the top. If you use
-slackpkg then you will also want to blacklist his packages in
-/etc/slackpkg/blacklist:
+Be sure to read the short instructions at the top.  If you
+use slackpkg then you will also want to blacklist his
+packages in /etc/slackpkg/blacklist:
 
 [0-9]+alien
 [0-9]+compat32