Wine-Staging 9.15 Adds Fixes For Lotus Approach & Need For Speed: Underground

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 11 August 2024 at 06:22 AM EDT. 2 Comments
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Building off yesterday's release of Wine 9.15, Wine-Staging 9.15 is now available with 376 patches currently being applied atop the upstream codebase.

Wine-Staging continues to serve as the experimental/testing grounds for Wine as patches work their way toward the mainline kernel. Wine-Staging ships with fixes and newer features sooner than upstream Wine to help in facilitating user testing. With Wine-Staging 9.15 there are just two new patches for the past two weeks while updating some existing patches such as pulling in the latest VKD3D D3D12-on-Vulkan code and updating a handful of other patches.

New patches in Wine-Staging 9.15 include a DInput regression fix to avoid a crash in the game Need For Speed: Underground. A one liner patch altering a for loop works around a segmentation fault otherwise occuring for the two decade old Need For Speed game on Wine.

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The other new patch is for adding "psh1" button ID to the "Properties" button on the print dialog code to fix a bug report over the print "properties" button being ignored within the Lotus Approach application.

The latest Wine and Wine-Staging binaries are available from WineHQ.org.
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