Wine-Based CrossOver 22 Released For Enjoying Windows Apps & Games On Linux

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Wine-Based CrossOver 22 Released For Enjoying Windows Apps & Games On Linux

CodeWeavers today announced the availability of their Wine-based CrossOver 22 software for enjoying Windows applications and games atop Linux, ChromeOS, and macOS...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/CodeWeavers-CrossOver-22

[Linuxxx]

and has a number of targeted macOS improvements for better gaming performance

Thanks to our Lord & Savior GabeN, we no longer depend on pure WINE...

[V1tol]

Thanks to our Lord & Savior GabeN, we no longer depend on pure WINE...

...which is not entirely true since Proton doesn't exist on macOS

[OmniNegro]

Abandon Mac and enjoy Linux. Problem solved.

[Espionage724]

Thanks to our Lord & Savior GabeN, we no longer depend on pure WINE...

I use distro-packaged Wine Staging primarily for things not on Steam, and Proton for things in Steam. WoW and D2R are the most notable of what I play non-Steam, and they work fine on Staging.

For example, I have detailed notes for D2R that also sets up NGX and DLSS, and generally can use a similar template for other games. I imagine something similar can be set-up in Lutris, but I don't like the idea of obfuscating what's going on and blind-trust, having to RE someone else's work, or having to reference multiple sources if I need to redeploy it.

I'm used to distro-packaged Wine and used it for years prior to Proton being a thing, so I'm sure that helps my preference But I imagine someone going off YT videos for Linux gaming as of lately will benefit greatly from doing it from Lutris.

[JEBjames]

Michael

I'm not sure what was meant by "Wine?Proton".

[ferry]

Michael

I'm not sure what was meant by "Wine?Proton".

if (Wine) Proton();

[Quackdoc]

hopefully we will soon be able to use some qemu + venus with moltenvk for using it on mac, oh well, I use mac in a VM anyways

[Linuxxx]

Abandon Mac and enjoy Linux. Problem solved.

I thought it would be clear that this was meant as pro-Linux & contra-Mac, but I obviously forgot that I'm surrounded by autists around here...

[Linuxxx]

I use distro-packaged Wine Staging primarily for things not on Steam, and Proton for things in Steam. WoW and D2R are the most notable of what I play non-Steam, and they work fine on Staging.

For example, I have detailed notes for D2R that also sets up NGX and DLSS, and generally can use a similar template for other games. I imagine something similar can be set-up in Lutris, but I don't like the idea of obfuscating what's going on and blind-trust, having to RE someone else's work, or having to reference multiple sources if I need to redeploy it.

I'm used to distro-packaged Wine and used it for years prior to Proton being a thing, so I'm sure that helps my preference But I imagine someone going off YT videos for Linux gaming as of lately will benefit greatly from doing it from Lutris.

Using the Lutris-GE versions provided by the glorious GloriousEggroll is always preferable;
latest example of failing on WINE-Staging but working flawlessly on his custom versions:

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly 1.5.2