Gallium Direct3D 9 Improvements Land For Mesa 11.0

[artivision]

Everyone praising wine... But it's often very buggy. I tried to play counter strike global offensive with it.

1. an older 1.7.48 build with nine -> works fine.
2. wine staging 1.7.49 and wine staging 1.7.48 with nine patches with both nine enabled and disabled in winecfg -> csgo crashes on startup with

err:seh:raise_exception Unhandled exception code c000001d flags 0 addr 0x7ec08c50

3. vanilla 1.7.50 with nine patches with both nine enabled and disabled in winecfg -> csgo crashes on startup with

err:seh:raise_exception Unhandled exception code c0000005 flags 0 addr 0x7ec112e6

Yes, I tried fresh wine prefixes for everything. Didn't help.

Wine is a hack and will always be one until microsoft releases a full set of open specifications. Until then it's nice when it works, but often it simply doesn't.

CS:GO works fine if it is original. That never worked is with RevEmu, not even with Linux RevEmu. The error you showing is from the pirated version that never worked before.

[haagch]

No, it isn't. It is from my original version. As I said, with wine 1.7.48 everything works as it should.

Stuff like

kernel: BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at ffff8000332d8ec0
kernel: IP: [<ffffffffa0019fff>] drm_gem_object_lookup+0x4f/0xb0 [drm]

Also seems to happen more with nine than with opengl.

[Klassic Six]

blah blah blah

(Apologies for feeding a possible troll)

I'm a graphic designer and I used Window$ for over 15 years. I switch to Linux because Linux let me to be more productive and give a freedom to create and to share. I hate Window$ and Wine both.

[whitecat]

Everyone praising wine... But it's often very buggy. I tried to play counter strike global offensive with it.

Do you know that CS:GO runs natively on Linux ?

[haagch]

Yes, but with nine it runs better on HD 7970M, HD 7950 and R7 370 and probably a few more with radeonsi.

[Mike Frett]

Wine and Nine runs my FFXIII perfect without MS_D3D native libs, with only "winetricks xact". Photoshop???...??? !!!GIMP!!!

The main problem I have with Gimp is anti-aliasing when I cut an image out. But Pinta works perfectly for that. I just wish Gimp had auto anti-aliasing, that's my only issue with Gimp.