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DXVK for running Direct3D 11 with Vulkan in Wine updated again

By Liam Dawe, 24 May 2018

DXVK, the exciting Wine project to run Direct3D 11 games and applications with Vulkan was updated yesterday.

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vkd3d for Direct3D 12 to Vulkan in Wine has released the first stable version

By Liam Dawe, 23 May 2018

Today, the Wine developers officially announced that vkd3d for translating Direct3D 12 to Vulkan in Wine has reached 1.0.

Vulkan
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Vulkan layer for Direct3D 11 & Wine 'DXVK' updated with fixes for Dark Souls 3, Overwatch & more

By Liam Dawe, 13 May 2018

DXVK is such an incredible project to bring Direct3D 11 support to Wine using Vulkan and another exciting release is now out.

Vulkan
Wine

Wine 3.8 is out with an MP3 decoder and plenty of fixes

By Liam Dawe, 11 May 2018

The latest bi-weekly Wine development release is out with 3.8 and it brings a few notable features and bug fixes.

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A fresh DXVK release is out with fixes for NVIDIA, RADV and multiple game improvements

By Liam Dawe, 7 May 2018

DXVK, the awesome project to implement a Vulkan-based compatibility layer for Direct3D 11 for use with Wine has advanced further with a fresh release.

Vulkan
Wine

Wine 3.7 is now available with improved viewport support in Direct 3D.

By Liam Dawe, 28 Apr 2018

The Wine team has put out another regular build, with Wine 3.7 being released to the masses yesterday.

Wine

The Vulkan-based compatibility layer for D3D 11 and Wine 'DXVK' has a new release out

By Liam Dawe, 14 Apr 2018

For those keen to keep up with the exciting progress of the Vulkan-based compatibility layer for D3D 11 and Wine 'DXVK', you will be pleased to know a fresh release is now out.

Vulkan
Wine

Wine 3.6 is out with work towards high DPI support and BattlEye fixes

By Liam Dawe, 13 Apr 2018

Wine 3.6 is now officially available with some new features and a healthy dose of bug fixes to keep Wine users happy.

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DXVK, the Vulkan compatibility layer for Direct3D 11 and Wine has a fresh release reducing CPU overhead

By Liam Dawe, 6 Apr 2018

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Since there's a lot of excitement around DXVK we've been following it closely and a fresh release made it out last night.

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Wine

Wine 3.5 is out with their own Vulkan loader and plenty of fixes for games

By Liam Dawe, 30 Mar 2018

The Wine development team has just put out Wine 3.5, continuing to advance their official Vulkan support.

Wine

DXVK, a Vulkan-based compatibility layer for Direct3D 11 for use with Wine

By Liam Dawe, 26 Mar 2018

One Wine related project I completely missed writing anything about is DXVK, a Vulkan-based compatibility layer for Direct3D 11 for use with Wine.

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Wine

Wine 3.4 released with more Vulkan support

By Liam Dawe, 17 Mar 2018

Another Wine development release with Wine 3.4 that continues to add in more Vulkan support making another exciting release.

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Wine 3.3 is out with a start on Vulkan support, D3D multi-threaded command stream is on by default

By Liam Dawe, 2 Mar 2018

Wine 3.3 is a pretty exciting release for those following development and wanting to run Windows games and software on Linux.

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Wine PBA looks like a promising set of patches to improve Wine performance

By Liam Dawe, 2 Mar 2018

For those of you interested in running some of your Windows-only games on Linux, you might want to take a look at Wine PBA.

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Wine Staging is no longer putting out new releases

By Liam Dawe, 18 Feb 2018

There have been many people asking questions about the future of Wine Staging, turns out it's no longer going to have any new releases.

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Wine 3.2 released with gamepad improvements and more Direct3D work

By Liam Dawe, 16 Feb 2018

Wine 3.2 officially released today and it comes with some interesting improvements, which I'm sure many will appreciate.

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Wine 3.1 is now available to kick off another development cycle

By Liam Dawe, 2 Feb 2018

The Wine team officially announced today the release of Wine 3.1 to kick off the start of another development cycle for what will eventually be Wine 4.0.