Wine Staging 5.10 Adds Another Patch For Denuvo + A Fix For Numerous D3D11 Games

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Wine Staging 5.10 Adds Another Patch For Denuvo + A Fix For Numerous D3D11 Games

Wine Staging 5.10 is out today as the latest version of this experimental blend of Wine that is re-based off yesterday's Wine 5.10 codebase...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...-5.10-Released

[Azrael5]

Is wine user friendly in order to insert an optical disk so to run the program or the microsoft windows game?

[Cybmax]

Seems the "Esync" patchset was disabled in wine-staging here: https://github.com/wine-staging/wine...2a4893c7fe196f

This leaves the current "Fsync" patches unusable, but i am not sure that is just an "easy fix", or if it needs more work to get up and running.

For all i know, "all syncronization issues and performance increases" are now fully up to par in wine-5.10... but i somehow have a slight disbelief towards that :P I really enjoy browsing the staging git to figure out "what the hell happened now" rather than a clean and readable changelog. But hey... "If you want it better, do it yourself.. be happy someone even bothers" blablabla

[ssokolow]

Is wine user friendly in order to insert an optical disk so to run the program or the microsoft windows game?

I don't know about macOS but, on Linux, Wine automatically creates drive letters for any detected removable drives, so it'll Just Work™ if you're using a real optical drive or CDemu.

[xcom]

When Wine tricks Denuvo DRM it's basically a cracked .exe?

[ix900]

When Wine tricks Denuvo DRM it's basically a cracked .exe?

Its more of having full unrestricted access to what's happening instead of crossing things out.

[frank007]

Is wine user friendly in order to insert an optical disk so to run the program or the microsoft windows game?

I've used a few windows games that start throu (physical) optical disc. So my answer is yes, but I cannot tell you about all the games.

[ix900]

I've used a few windows games that start throu (physical) optical disc. So my answer is yes, but I cannot tell you about all the games.

The media disc is really just a path in Linux so Wine should be able to. The only real problem is how well the application works with Wine.

[Candy]

Installing Wine on Fedora 32 requires 1.3 G on HD space. I mean - with this size, I can install Windows 10 on a different partition and use the real thing.

[dEnigma]

Installing Wine on Fedora 32 requires 1.3 G on HD space. I mean - with this size, I can install Windows 10 on a different partition and use the real thing.

If you truly believe that Windows 10 only takes up 1.3 GB of disk space you're in for a surprise.