Wine 4.11 Brings Ability To Enumerate Display Devices, Updated Mono

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Wine 4.11 Brings Ability To Enumerate Display Devices, Updated Mono

Wine 4.11 is out tonight as the latest bi-weekly development release for running Windows games/applications on Linux and other platforms...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Wine-4.11-Released

[pinguinpc]

This wine version comes with remi bernon virtual memory work

And D9VK still work, this is some example:

Dead Rising 2 (in this title d9vk give around 120fps compared with around 50fps by wined3d)

Last test with Pentium G3258 @ 4.1ghz + Artic Cooling Alpine 11 Plus

With Core i3 8350K Tri-Core @ 5.0ghz + Zalman CNPS 10x Performa+

D9VK With Core i3 8350K Tri-Core @ 5.0ghz + Zalman CNPS 10x Performa+

[jojo7887]

This wine version comes with remi bernon virtual memory work

Looks like I got some testing to do this weekend, thanks for pointing that out

[nsneck]

Wine is truly a great piece of software engineering. I truly hope for all the best for the engineers behind this effort.

[theriddick]

Can't wait for the day when the VFS layer of apps like Mod Organiser 2 can work, just incredibly handy tools. (note this is the windows10 64bit virtual file-system type support, 32bit version is already working in wine)

[M@yeulC]

Hmm, this X stuff is getting late to the party. How would that work under Wayland?

Though it's already much welcome -- the other day, Unreal Tournament via Proton only detected my small monitor :/ (and I guess Xwayland could have forwarded both screens'modes).

[sebastianlacuesta]

Hmm, this X stuff is getting late to the party. How would that work under Wayland?

Though it's already much welcome -- the other day, Unreal Tournament via Proton only detected my small monitor :/ (and I guess Xwayland could have forwarded both screens'modes).

No need to use windows screen detection under Proton. It's just a borderless window, just use your window manager of your confidence to move it wherever you want. I'm really comfortable with this behavior.

[FireBurn]

Since its been mentioned in a few articles now, what are PE files?

[Weasel]

Since its been mentioned in a few articles now, what are PE files?

Windows binaries or UEFI. Like, .exe and .dll files, instead of .so files (which are ELF).

[FireBurn]

Windows binaries or UEFI. Like, .exe and .dll files, instead of .so files (which are ELF).

Thanks When I added windows to my "PE files" google search I got back relevant results:

A Portable Executable (PE) file is the standard binary file format for an Executable or DLL under Windows NT, Windows 95, and Win32. The Win32 SDK contains a file, winnt.h, which declares various structs and variables used in the PE files.