Wine version 10.7 has been released, featuring significant improvements and bug fixes that enhance the functionality and performance of the software. Notable new features include user fault FD support, which optimizes write watch performance, and the ability to handle float format conversions in WindowsCodecs. Additionally, ongoing development on the new PDB (Program Database) backend continues to progress, aiming to improve debugging capabilities.
The release resolves a total of 14 bugs, addressing various issues such as:
- The disappearing of PokerStars windows during alerts.
- The missing "send to..." submenu in Winamp's playlist menu.
- Access violations triggered by the "Alt Gr" key in Teach2000.
- Misaligned icons in the icon bar.
- Incorrect scrollbar displays in popups.
- Errors related to the visibility of windows when using the scrollWindowEx() function, among others.
The source code for Wine 10.7 can be downloaded from the official repository, while binary packages for various distributions will be available through their respective download sites. Comprehensive documentation is also accessible for users seeking guidance on utilizing the new features and resolving potential issues.
For those interested in contributing or tracking the development progress, the complete list of contributors and ongoing development activities can be found in the project's documentation. This collaborative approach not only fosters innovation but also ensures that Wine evolves to meet the needs of its user base effectively
The release resolves a total of 14 bugs, addressing various issues such as:
- The disappearing of PokerStars windows during alerts.
- The missing "send to..." submenu in Winamp's playlist menu.
- Access violations triggered by the "Alt Gr" key in Teach2000.
- Misaligned icons in the icon bar.
- Incorrect scrollbar displays in popups.
- Errors related to the visibility of windows when using the scrollWindowEx() function, among others.
The source code for Wine 10.7 can be downloaded from the official repository, while binary packages for various distributions will be available through their respective download sites. Comprehensive documentation is also accessible for users seeking guidance on utilizing the new features and resolving potential issues.
Upcoming Features and Improvements
Moving forward, the Wine development team is expected to continue enhancing the integration of Windows applications on Unix-like operating systems. Future updates may include further optimization of graphical performance, expanded compatibility with newer Windows applications, and enhanced user interface improvements. The community's contribution remains vital, as developers actively work on bug fixes and feature enhancements, underscoring the collaborative nature of the Wine project.For those interested in contributing or tracking the development progress, the complete list of contributors and ongoing development activities can be found in the project's documentation. This collaborative approach not only fosters innovation but also ensures that Wine evolves to meet the needs of its user base effectively
Wine 10.7 released
The development release of Wine version 10.7 is now available, introducing enhancements including user fault FD support, support for float format conversions in WindowsCodecs, and continued development on the new PDB backend. The release additionally incorporates several bug fixes.
The update addresses 14 issues, including the disappearance of PokerStars windows during alerts, the absence of the "send to..." submenu in the playlist menu, the "Alt Gr" button causing access violations in Teach2000, misaligned icons in the icon bar, popups displaying incorrect scrollbars, and scrollWindowEx() returning an ERROR when the window is not visible.
