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Developers introduced a new point release 1.7.14 of a development branch of Wine. While keeping with a two week release cycle, They were able to push out many new features and 56 bugfixes.

The few most interesting features introduced in this release:
  • More Task Scheduler support.
  • Improvements for AVI encoding support.
  • More VisualBasic interfaces in MSXML.
  • Support for deflate content encoding in Wininet.
  • Some fixes for monochrome printers.
  • Various bug fixes.


But this release is not the only good news coming from WineHQ. World Wine News is back into action.
For those unfamiliar, this is the best source of info about Wine and its development.
After a long hiatus, we were able to enjoy a two new issues:
#363

#364

Please enjoy.

Now back to a normal release.

To learn more about this release pleas visit this announcement.

The source code for this release is available here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/wine/wine-1.7.14.tar.bz2
http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/wine/source/1.7/wine-1.7.14.tar.bz2

To get the most recent changes, a git repository is a good starting point.

Binary packages should be available for a download as soon as the build process is finished.

Bugs fixed in this release (hover over bug number to read the description):
3901 5552 7602 8391 8539 9396
12757 15286 15480 16360 19513 20209
22010 22089 22171 22935 22986 23577
24419 25430 25668 26461 26517 26568
26602 26654 26927 27236 27504 28067
28080 28405 28972 29432 29447 29846
29856 29954 29987 30097 30099 30324
30876 31111 33489 33947 35107 35572
35624 35629 35635 35636 35668 35673
35676 35691
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9 comments

edo Mar 8, 2014
no new direct3d stuff? that's a shame
gamesonwine Mar 8, 2014
i tested this wine and for example on facry 3

with wine 1.7.12 + nvidia 334.16

View video on youtube.com

and now with Wine 1.7.14 + nvidia 334.21

View video on youtube.com


lastest nvidia driver 334.21 on my case show considerable performance boost, for example on assasins creed brotherhood on multiplayer (this mode runs very slow)


This progression is on lastest wine + lastest nvidia drivers


with wine 1.7.11 + nvidia 331.38

View video on youtube.com



with wine 1.7.13 + nvidia 334.16

View video on youtube.com



with wine 1.7.13 + nvidia 334.21

View video on youtube.com


^_^
Swater96 Mar 8, 2014
The list of bug report numbers in these Wine news is not very useful, it’s a pain to hover every one to see what it’s about. Much better to simply point at the official announcement that has a proper bugs list!
Lol true. I get about 3 in and give up. Easier to just copy the winehq buglist imo.
sobkas 12 years Mar 8, 2014
I would like to ask for a vote on bug list format:
a. Remove the bug list
b. Let it stay the same
c. Copy the look from the announcement
d. Start a thread on the forum and take this discussion there

Vote by writing choices from the most desirable to the least.
Example:
c
d
a
b

I will make the final choice, but I will pretty much go with the the most popular choice if enough votes were cast.
Voting will be counted in debian-ctte way. Vote is open till the next release of Wine.
sobkas 12 years Mar 8, 2014
My vote:
b
d
c
a
Anonymous Mar 9, 2014
c
d
b
a
Swater96 Mar 9, 2014
C
D
B
A
Funigtor Mar 9, 2014
C
B
D
A
sobkas 12 years Mar 14, 2014
So the plain old boring list is the winner.
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