Bottles 67.6 is the latest stable release of the open-source tool for running Windows apps and games on Linux, featuring new bottle organization capabilities, deeper UMU-Proton integration, and various stability fixes. Users can now move and duplicate bottles to custom locations, add notes to each bottle, and sort their libraries more efficiently. The update also addresses multiple issues such as interrupted downloads and startup bugs, enhancing the overall user experience. With its focus on user-requested features and real-world fixes, Bottles 67.6 continues to demonstrate the project's commitment to supporting its community

Bottles 67.6 Adds Bottle Organization, UMU-Proton Controls, and Stability Fixes

Bottles 67.6, the latest stable release of the open-source tool for running Windows apps and games on Linux. The update lets you move and duplicate bottles into custom locations, adds per-bottle notes, and introduces three new DPI scaling modes. Its most technically interesting work deepens UMU integration, letting you run Proton games outside Steam with optional launch controls and in-library download progress. A broad sweep of fixes rounds out the release, tackling interrupted downloads, Battle.net relaunch loops, Fsync/NTSync toggling, and external-drive import regressions.

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