The Wine team has announced the release of Wine 10.1 4, with several significant improvements that allow Windows applications to run seamlessly on Linux systems.
Wine 10.14 improved ARM support
One of the most notable features of Wine 10.13 is support for the Windows.Gaming.Input settings in the Joystick Control Panel. Yes, it supports 64-bit x86 emulation.
What's new in this release:
This update is expected to improve performance for various Windows applications running on Linux. Wine has gained popularity over the years among gamers who use it to play games on their Linux systems. For example, Valve/Steam's Proton uses Wine as a compatibility layer which is also available in the Steam Deck.
Wine is also used for Crossover on Linux/macOS.
Wine ARM64 builds are now enabled in Wine's GitLab continuous integration (CI), hoping to identify more ARM64-related issues in the future.
There are 19 bug fixes with this update.
Downloads and more details for the new Wine 10.14 release via WineHQ.org.
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