Bottles 67.5 was released on October 27th, featuring 176 code commits and introducing optional Eagle tracing and an identity bridge for Soda runners, as well as displaying playtime totals in hours. The update also addresses numerous issues, including improvements to offline component downloads, bottle restoration, and controller access for UMU games. Security enhancements were implemented by moving credential handling into the system keyring to avoid plaintext token storage, following previous vulnerabilities. The release is part of a rapid series of updates aimed at strengthening the platform, with plans for a Rust rewrite, Bottles Next, on the horizon

Bottles 67.5 Ships Eagle Tracing and Identity Bridge in Major Update

Bottles 67.5 went live on October 27th with 176 commits and 135 files changed, making it one of the project's most code-heavy patches yet. It adds optional Eagle tracing and an identity bridge for its Soda runners, plus now displays playtime totals in hours. The release also patches a wide range of everyday issues, including offline component downloads, account restoration, UMU controller access, and the Wayland setting for Proton launches.

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