Wine Staging 2.19 Brings More D3D11 Bits, Extra Fixes

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Wine Staging 2.19 Brings More D3D11 Bits, Extra Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 21 October 2017 at 10:57 AM EDT. 8 Comments

Building off last week's Wine 2.19 development update is now a new version of Wine-Staging that includes its wide assortment of extra experimental/testing patches.

The new changes introduced with Wine-Staging 2.19 include support for depth bias clamping in Direct3D 11, the ability to verify RSA signatures with bcrypt, and various bug fixes and other improvements.

More details on the Wine-Staging 2.19 changes via today's release announcement at Wine-Staging.com.

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