The vacation of the person in charge ends, and Wine 8.14 releases: fix more than 30 BUG

CTOnews.com, August 19, WineHQ is currently working on the Wine 8.x update on a 2-week cycle, but the 8.14 update was released today after an interval of one month due to Alexandre Julliard, the founder and project leader of Wine.

It is possible that some people on the Wine development team are still on vacation, so the update of Wine 8.14 is not significant. CTOnews.com attached the update as follows:

PCSC framework is introduced into macOS to add support for smart cards.

Dump the Windows registry file in WineDump.

Fixed Wow 64 window messages.

Fixed more than 30 BUG

The report says it fixed problems running Colin McRally: dust 2 and Civilization 6 games on the Steam platform, as well as running Notepad++, GStreamer and other applications.

Wine (acronym for Wine Is Not an Emulator) is a compatible layer that can run Windows applications on a variety of POSIX-compliant operating systems, such as Linux,macOS and BSD. Instead of imitating internal Windows logic like a virtual machine or simulator, Wine translates Windows API calls into dynamic POSIX calls, eliminating the memory footprint of performance and other behaviors, allowing you to cleanly aggregate Windows applications to your desktop.

CTOnews.com attached here the official update log link, interested users can click to read.