The OP was about wine, and wine is also referred to as bottle e.g. wine prefix IIRC,
I was not aware of a separate program called bottles. my mistake.
It's all good. Bottles uses WINE (or is it Wine? I can never remember so I capitalize it) but it is itself sandboxed.
Additionally, for even more protection, I suggest the Flatpak which is also sandboxed.
They asked for a solution to running Zoom, so I suggest Bottles. They're trivially easy to use while also being more secure. If you haven't played with Bottles, I'd highly recommend it. I use it to play some old Windows games (the Fallout franchise) and it's flawless while being intuitive (once you've figured out that you need to download an additional file to get things started).
If you're using a modern distro, you might not need anything new installed as Flatpak support seems to be more and more common these days. I like them more than I like AppImages because many of those don't update all at once with a single command. They should update with the rest of your system if it is configured properly, or at least should show up in your updates.
However, they are bulky. As they're sandboxed, the dependencies can add up pretty quickly.
At any rate, I was really confused as to why you were asking for a Wine reference.
Also, I just looked and they spell it 'Wine' and not 'WINE' so I'll adopt that spelling from here on out - or at least until I forget and spell it WINE again.
