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    Phoronix: Wine-Staging Brings Emulated EAX, Better .NET Executables Support

    Following Friday's release of Wine 1.7.40, the equivalent Wine-Staging update is now out with a few extra changes...

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  • #2
    Is it possible to apply the nine patches to staging? so far I've used one or the other, but I am interested in EAX for games.

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    • #3
      Not sure - it might conflict with the CSMT, which Staging includes. You could always apply the dsound-EAX and dsound-Fast_Mixer patches to the Nine tree, though.

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      • #4
        Oh, that's really nice, this might be just what's needed to bring Might and Magic VI-VIII up to parity with Windows.

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        • #5
          A pity that this feature must be software emulated.

          Linux still hasn't hardware accelerated sound card support.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by DebianLinuxero View Post
            A pity that this feature must be software emulated.

            Linux still hasn't hardware accelerated sound card support.
            Given that Windows hasn't supported hardware acceleration for sound cards since Vista, there's no value in adding hardware support to either Linux or Wine. The number of hardware-accelerated sound cards still in use must be negligible.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by hellas View Post
              Not sure - it might conflict with the CSMT, which Staging includes. You could always apply the dsound-EAX and dsound-Fast_Mixer patches to the Nine tree, though.
              I believe CSMT in staging is done in a separate lib, so it should be ok. Not sure though

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              • #8
                Phew!
                There are so many things to fix. And they bring effing EAX support. CORNER CASE!
                Really, they push aside those "nine" patches and label them only a corner case of little benefit for few people but introduce EAX. Creative died long ago...

                That .net is better since there are sadly actually things that use this horrible .net stuff.
                Stop TCPA, stupid software patents and corrupt politicians!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Adarion View Post
                  Phew!
                  There are so many things to fix. And they bring effing EAX support. CORNER CASE!
                  Really, they push aside those "nine" patches and label them only a corner case of little benefit for few people but introduce EAX. Creative died long ago...

                  That .net is better since there are sadly actually things that use this horrible .net stuff.
                  "They" didn't bring EAX. *I* brought EAX, because the project interested me. If I hadn't have written the EAX patches, wine-staging wouldn't magically now have Nine support, would it?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Adarion View Post
                    Phew!
                    There are so many things to fix. And they bring effing EAX support. CORNER CASE!
                    Really, they push aside those "nine" patches and label them only a corner case of little benefit for few people but introduce EAX. Creative died long ago...

                    That .net is better since there are sadly actually things that use this horrible .net stuff.
                    Amen. I say focus on stuff that people want to use. Faster 3d for the only thing I use WINE for? Lay it on me, devs.

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