Wine 3.3 Brings First Vulkan Bits, D3D CSMT By Default

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Wine 3.3 Brings First Vulkan Bits, D3D CSMT By Default

This latest bi-weekly development release of Wine is a bit more exciting than other recent Wine development snapshots...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...e-3.3-Released

[pinguinpc]

This wine version needs new dependency: LibSDL2.0-dev

Also add part of colenbrander vulkan work, another items dont be approved for now

[nomadewolf]

Is there a list of what they're aiming to get working for this year?

[Xaero_Vincent]

Wine is also working well on Android x86. I plan to do some more testing of it on my Dell Windows laptop that I converted into a Chromebook, so that I could play with Android apps with Chrome OS's ARC++ Android container.

[davidbepo]

Is there a list of what they're aiming to get working for this year?

wayland
direct3d12 through vulkan
android support

[MartinPL]

Is there a list of what they're aiming to get working for this year?

https://youtu.be/AokFgDSLMWU?t=17m38s
- OpenGL Core contexts (? - i don't know topic)
- Direct3D 12 / Vulkan
- Wayland driver

[Brophen]

Wine is also working well on Android x86. I plan to do some more testing of it on my Dell Windows laptop that I converted into a Chromebook, so that I could play with Android apps with Chrome OS's ARC++ Android container.

I did not know this was possible (making a regular laptop into a Chromebook). I knew you could put ChromiumOS on it but I don't think that includes Android app support

[Dukenukemx]

I did not know this was possible (making a regular laptop into a Chromebook). I knew you could put ChromiumOS on it but I don't think that includes Android app support

The question is, why? It's basically Gentoo Linux with Chrome OS bits. As for running Android apps on it, that is cool but nothing new. On Windows you can run NoxPlayer and it does a pretty good job. On Linux I'm still trying to find an equivalent, but on distros like Ubuntu or Mint.

[edwaleni]

The question is, why? It's basically Gentoo Linux with Chrome OS bits. As for running Android apps on it, that is cool but nothing new. On Windows you can run NoxPlayer and it does a pretty good job. On Linux I'm still trying to find an equivalent, but on distros like Ubuntu or Mint.

Have you tried BlueStacks?

[Danny3]

And still, the only game that I care about, GTA V, is going from good to worse
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManag...sion&iId=32038