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WINE 0.9.55 Delivers New Direct3D Work

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 8 February 2008 at 11:10 AM EST. 1 Comment

In time for the weekend, WINE 0.9.55 has been released. WINE, which allows you to run unmodified Windows executables on Linux, with this new release has several Direct3D improvements including the ability to emulate the driver version. In addition, support for OLE objects in Richedit has started as well as several fixes to the animation control, fixes for regression test failures, and a lot of bug fixes. The announcement and downloads are available from WINE HQ.

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