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Wine 7.17 Released As A Small Update For Running Windows Games/Apps On Linux
Hope they'll have enough time to stabilize Wine towards the 8.0 release early next year. I usually don't use Wine development versions, but I recently tried one of the recent versions and it was crashing simply by opening winecfg (I guess it's probably because of all the PE conversions still ongoing).
I wonder, has anyone tried to build as many legacy WINE versions as possible against a single release of a distro? E.g let's say you tried to build WINE 1.xx 2.xx 3.xx 4.xx 5.xx 6.xx 7.xx against Debian Bullseye, and had them as packages that could be installed/removed quickly. We could then run regression testing quickly by not having to compile WINE to compare compatibility between versions. I don't know how feasible this is because dependency libraries have likely changed between WINE versions.
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