For those relying upon the Wine 2.0.x stable releases rather than the bi-weekly development releases, Wine 2.0.3 is now the latest stable version.

Wine 2.19 is available as the project's latest bi-weekly development release for running Windows games/programs on Linux and other operating systems.

Building off last week's Wine 2.18 release is the newest Wine-Staging build with various extra patches added in, including work that benefits those running Windows games on Linux.

Wine 2.18 is now available for those wishing to run Windows games/applications on Linux this weekend.

Wine Staging 2.17 is now available as the latest experimental/testing build of Wine with various patches added in.

Wine 2.17 is now available as the latest bi-weekly development snapshot for running Windows games and applications on Linux and other operating systems.

Building off last week's Wine 2.16 bi-weekly development snapshot, the crew working on the more bleeding-edge/experimental Wine-Staging branch have released their v2.16 update with various features tacked on.

Wine 2.16 is now available as the latest bi-weekly development release for running Windows games and applications on Linux and other operating systems.

Building off last weekend's Wine 2.15 development release is now a re-based Wine-Staging version that also includes some new testing/experimental patches.

Coming a few days late, Wine 2.15 is now available as the latest bi-weekly development snapshot leading up to the Wine 3.0 release in a few months.

Building off last week's Wine 2.14 feature update is now a re-based version of Wine-Staging that also tacks on a few extra features.

Coming one day early off their bi-weekly Friday release cadence, the Wine 2.14 development release is now available.

Wine-Staging 2.13 is now available as the newest release of this experimental / "testing grounds" built around Wine with additional patches added.

If Wine 2.0.2 with 60+ bug fixes doesn't interest you, perhaps the Wine 2.13 development update will get you more excited.

The Wine project has today announced Wine 2.0.2 as the newest stable update for running Windows programs on Linux, macOS, and other operating systems.

Wine-Staging 2.12 is now available as the latest experimental/testing version of Wine re-based from this past week's release of Wine 2.12.

Wine 2.12 is now available as the latest bi-weekly snapshot leading up to the Wine 3.0 release late into the year or early 2018.

Building off last week's Wine 2.11 update is now the adjoining Wine-Staging release that adds in various experimental patches for more widespread testing.

Wine 2.11 has arrived as the latest bi-weekly development release for this program to handle Windows games/applications on Linux and other operating systems.

Building off last week's Wine 2.10 release is now the adjoining Wine-Staging 2.10 release with various experimental/testing features tacked on.

Wine 2.10 is now available as the project's latest bi-weekly release.

For those that have been longing to run Windows applications/games on Android using Wine, that day is finally getting closer with mainline Wine.

Adding patches atop last week's Wine 2.9 is the new Wine-Staging release with a few noteworthy additions.

Wine 2.9 is now the newest bi-weekly snapshot of this open-source program for running Windows binaries/games on Linux.

Building off last week's Wine 2.8 release, Wine-Staging has been updated with a few extra features on top.

Wine 2.8 is now available as the latest bi-weekly development snapshot for this program to run Windows applications/games on Linux and macOS.

Building off last week's Wine 2.7 release is now an updated Wine-Staging.

Wine 2.7 has been released as the newest bi-weekly development release of Wine.

For those preferring stable Wine releases to the bi-weekly development snapshots, Wine 2.0.1 is now available as the first point release to this year's Wine 2.0 debut.

Building off last week's Wine 2.6 release that brought partial Command Stream Multi-Threading support is now Wine-Staging 2.6.