Quoting: whizseIn this case I think it refers to the new experimental WoW64 mode. So no changes unless you build Wine with --enable-archs which isn't used by default yet, I think.

in good news at least compiling bi-arch is possible now in my case:

./configure --enable-archs=i386,x86_64

and works curiously dont show icons in folders on appetizer

32bits app



64bits app



almost forget using this method wine binaries are installed in usr/local/bin and wine64 dont stay anymore, only wine and run both apps 32bit and 64bits

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Quoting: whizseIn this case I think it refers to the new experimental WoW64 mode. So no changes unless you build Wine with --enable-archs which isn't used by default yet, I think.

thanks i testing some titles with wmv cinematics and dont have changes

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This wine version comes with Wow64 support in WineGStreamer (could affect cinematics), however once stay avalaible ubuntu packages add more info

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Quoting: ShmerlJust tried in the Debian build, no dice either:

00fc:err:winediag:nodrv_CreateWindow Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded.
00fc:err:winediag:nodrv_CreateWindow L"Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly."

Yeah this error stay affecting staging in my case since 8.10 for now

meanwhile wine staging fix this error stay using 8.12 devel, this fix various issues like steam and some input issues in some games

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wine staging 8.12 stay avalaible but in my case......



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Update

In my case also fix keyboard input on atelier sophie non dx version aka DX9





In before wine versions only work space and 0 but dont keyboard arrows and for before dont be possible played with keyboard

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​With this wine version in my case steam..................



Back to work

Also can use depth bias control too



However in my case needs wait for staging 8.12 for see fix launching programs case appetizer

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In my case with intel anv appear sometime ago but hardware is too weak (just cause 3 stay around 25fps)





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this wine version have various things can affect dxvk for example

winevulkan: Update to VK spec version 1.3.254.

https://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/commit/7eb75124e74804f56813ef371193d0db97e12e9c [External Link]

before enable VK_EXT_depth_bias_control and now with last oibaf mesa drivers anv and radv have support

in my case with anv



this apply to dx9 titles



stay related to this

https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/pull/3501 [External Link]

this affect some DX9 titles like: Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (shadows) - FarCry 2 (character) - FEAR (some transparency effects) - The Saboteur (texture flickering) maybe others

almost forget wine staging 8.10 in my case dont begin in virtual desktop but wine 8.11 in virtual desktop work ok

in my case steam client dont working in this wine version and show this error

[0625/075106.289:ERRORplatform_font_skia.cc(343)] Could not find any font: Tahoma, sans. Falling back to the def
ault​

also staging 8.11 still crashing in my case like 8.10 with same error

Error: Can't create window of class wxWindowClassNR

back to staging 8.9 for secure area

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Quoting: CyrilYeap, Liam wrote it in the news dude! :tongue:
But seriously, maybe you mean something else by "more gamepad friendly"... as "Improved Gamepad UI" is planned for the 1.7.0 release [External Link], so you'll have to wait a bit longer I think, to have the best experience. :happy::heart:

Very interesting but personally stay more interested on this cited for 1.7.0:

GPU rendering

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