By Scott Gilbertson
Wine, the project that lets Linux users run Windows apps within Linux, has released a major update that fixes a number of bugs and includes 64-bit support.
Wine 1.2 includes a new set of icons, a number of fixes for video rendering improving Windows gaming and better font anti-aliasing and handling of desktop link files.
By Scott Gilbertson
Wine, the project that lets Linux users run Windows apps within Linux, has released a major update that fixes a number of bugs and includes 64-bit support.
Wine 1.2 includes a new set of icons, a number of fixes for video rendering improving Windows gaming and better font anti-aliasing and handling of desktop link files.
In a recent development release 1.5.14, Wine has announced a number of new features. Wine is a popular application for Linux, which provides a Windows compatibility layer. It has been used to run games, applications, and a number of tools which are unique to Windows.
The Wine development release 1.1.44 is now available.
Whats new in this release:
Alexandre Julliard announced on November 9 a new development version of the Wine app, which brings assorted bug fixes and improvements.As usual, the number of new features and bug fixes in the development version of Wine (Wine is Not An Emulator)is quite large, even if we don’t take into account the important changes.
Hi everyone, i have a small problem with wine, i updated to wine wine-1.5.12-3, now by default wine command is not working, i get:wine
-bash: /usr/local/bin/wine: No such file or directorySo i removed the old wine, and installed it again, but i still get the same ...
On April 26, Alexandre Julliard has announced yet another development release of the awesome Wine software, which can be used to emulate Windows apps on Linux.
The latest Wine development release 1.1.29 is now available for download. The new features in this release includes the following:
Improved Gecko integration by using Wine’s network layers.
Use of external libmpg123 for mp3 decoding.
Support for JPEG and PNG formats in WindowsCodecs.
Many regression test fixes for Win64 and Windows 7.
Various bug fixes.
Download: [ Wine 1.1.29 ]
This Article was written by "Christopher Smart" for linux-mag.com
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