Wine 11.0 Release Candidate 2 released
A new release candidate for Wine 11.0 is now available, officially kicking off the yearly code freeze period. This is your chance to help shape the final version by thoroughly testing this build and reporting any issues you encounter.
As the first release candidate for Wine 11.0, this build focuses solely on bug fixes. The developers are diligently addressing all known issues before the official release. If you're keen on testing and sharing what you find, now's an awesome time to dive in.
To get started, you can download the source code from the Wine website. Binary packages for various distributions will be available in the coming days on their respective download sites.
If you're new to Wine or need a refresher, check out the comprehensive documentation available on the Wine wiki. The project relies heavily on community contributions, so don't hesitate to share your findings or ask for help if needed.
This release candidate includes fixes for 28 bugs. Some notable issues resolved include problems with NET Framework installers and VMR9 clipping, plus compatibility improvements for games like Indycar Series, ThumbsPlus Pro, and Ys Origin.
The change log also highlights many contributions from the development team, including bug fixes, code enhancements, and new features. Notably, developers have worked on improving Quartz and DirectShow support, enhancing OpenGL functionality, and addressing memory leaks and crashes.
You can view a full list of contributors in the AUTHORS file.
