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    Phoronix: Wine 3.0 Will Be Entering Its Code Freeze Next Week

    Wine creator Alexandre Julliard has laid out plans for the Wine 3.0 code freeze to begin next week...

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    How's the DX11 support standing? Weren't there plans to get it ready for 3.0?

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    • #3
      But why they bump version major number? Are they going to drop something?

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      • #4
        And before code freeze they froze their site... Winehq.org is all but inaccessible. Simple post to forum times-out etc...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by FishPls View Post
          How's the DX11 support standing? Weren't there plans to get it ready for 3.0?
          The only game I've tried is Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It works but you get annoying glitches during dialogue screens. These only go away by setting StrictDrawOrdering=enabled but then the framerate suffers a lot. I went back to using Gallium Nine. The differences are fairly subtle anyway.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Rexerex View Post
            But why they bump version major number? Are they going to drop something?
            It's a time based version number instead of semantic versioning.

            So the use the major number for yearly releases and minor for the bi-weekly releases

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            • #7
              Would be nice if they took the time to go through some of the more popular off-tree patches and merge them as run-time flags. Some of those are years old and proved essential in many cases.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by FishPls View Post
                How's the DX11 support standing? Weren't there plans to get it ready for 3.0?
                Witcher 3 is in good shape, with a few oustdanding bugs being worked on.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by FishPls View Post
                  How's the DX11 support standing? Weren't there plans to get it ready for 3.0?
                  Prey 2017 was in very good shape, Crysis 2 is pretty much flawless but there are still quite a few problems with "Rise of the Tomb Raider". Nevertheless the progress made to gaming, OpenGL (Mesa), and Vulkan have been impressive in 2017.

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                  • #10
                    Still no luck with Far Cry Primal. All graphics are corrupted such that you can't make anything out. Last tried a few weeks back. Really hoping they can sort it out soon so there's a better chance Far Cry 5 is working when it's out early next year.

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