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Wine 7.22 Released As The Freeze Nears For Wine 8.0

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 26 November 2022 at 05:38 AM EST. 2 Comments

Wine project leader Alexandre Julliard issued a Black Friday release with Wine 7.22.

Wine 7.22 implements 32-bit on 64-bit thunks for both Vulkan and OpenGL, the OpenLDAP library is now bundled and built in a portable executable (PE) format, there is now support for the RAW print processor within WinPrint, more printf format conversion work, and various bug fixes.

Wine 7.22 has 38 known bug fixes affecting various games, VBScript, USB, and other bits.

Wine 7.22 downloads and more information on the changes can be found via WineHQ.org.

Looking ahead, Julliard is planning to begin the Wine 8.0 code freeze with the Wine 7.23 development release on 9 December. Following that it's onto the release candidates and then issuing the stable Wine 8.0 release in early 2023.

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