Wine 2.22 Release and More
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Wine Announcement
The Wine development release 2.22 is now available.
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Wine 2.22 Brings Improved 64-bit ARM Support
Wine 2.22 is now available as the latest development release of this program to run Windows games/applications on Linux and other operating systems.
Changes with this bi-weekly development release include a source selection dialog for scanners, improvements to ARM64 (AArch64 / 64-bit ARM) support, float audio formats with more than two channels in XAudio, fixes for DLL injection handling, input method improvements, and bug fixes.
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Wine 2.22 is out with input improvements, XAudio improvements and a fix for The Witcher 3
Wine 2.22 is now officially available as the latest development release on the road to the official Wine 3.0 release.
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Using ‘Wine’ to Run Windows Games on Linux
More and more people are switching to Linux. Why? Perhaps they’re seeking refuge from the flawed Windows operating systems. And Linux is becoming more accessible, partly because it can now provide much of what Windows can offer.
Many apps have Linux alternatives. Microsoft Office, for example, can be replaced by LibreOffice. There are also 1,000s of games now available for Linux on Steam, and this number is increasing all the time.
Yet every now and then, Windows users might still need an app that isn’t available on Linux or want to play a game that doesn’t have a Linux version. In these cases, they can use Wine to run whatever Windows programs they still need.
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