Wine 10.13 Released With One Month Worth Of Improvements
One month has passed since the Wine 10.12 release. While typically new Wine development releases are on a bi-weekly release cycle, summer holidays typically interfere for one release per year with the Wine project. Thankfully Wine 10.13 is out today to start the cycle anew.
Wine 10.13 brings a Windows Gaming Input configuration tab to the Joystick Control Panel, ECDSA_P521 and ECDH_P521 algorithms in BCrypt, generating OpenGL WoW64 thunks, and implementing support for more Windows Runtime metadata in WIDL.
There are 32 known bug fixes in Wine 10.13, which is more than normal given the month of time between releases. There are fixes for Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express, Doom 3 BFG Edition, and a variety of other game and application fixes.
Downloads and more details on the Wine 10.13 development release via WineHQ.org GitLab.
Wine 10.13 brings a Windows Gaming Input configuration tab to the Joystick Control Panel, ECDSA_P521 and ECDH_P521 algorithms in BCrypt, generating OpenGL WoW64 thunks, and implementing support for more Windows Runtime metadata in WIDL.
There are 32 known bug fixes in Wine 10.13, which is more than normal given the month of time between releases. There are fixes for Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express, Doom 3 BFG Edition, and a variety of other game and application fixes.
Downloads and more details on the Wine 10.13 development release via WineHQ.org GitLab.