Wine 11.22 was released on November 13 as a development build featuring approximately 320 changes and 34 bug fixes, with AVX support for x86 applications on ARM64 being the key highlight. This release also introduces address-space randomization, a Unicode CLDR 49 locale update, font metric fixes for Tahoma, and a complete rewrite of MSXML DTD validation. Several popular games like Guild Wars 2 and Dragon Age: Origins received fixes, although it remains a development version, indicating it is not yet stable. The community-driven effort reflects contributions from various developers, and users are encouraged to test this release against their own workloads

Wine 11.22 Released: AVX for ARM64, Address-Space Randomization, and 34 Bug Fixes

Wine 11.22 shipped on November 13 as a development build with roughly 320 changes and 34 tracked bug fixes. The headline feature is AVX support in the x86 emulation path for ARM64, extending the ARM64EC work first seen in 10.0. It also adds address-space randomization modeled on Windows' ASLR, a Unicode CLDR 49 locale bump, Tahoma font metric fixes, and a from-scratch MSXML DTD rewrite. Games like Guild Wars 2, Dragon Age: Origins, and Alan Wake got fixes, but remember it's a dev release.

Wine 11.22 Released: AVX for ARM64, Address-Space Randomization, and 34 Bug Fixes @ Linux Compatible