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WINE 1.1.19 Comes With Cleaner Direct3D Code

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 10 April 2009 at 12:16 PM EDT. 12 Comments

In their usual bi-weekly ritual, the open-source WINE developers have released a new version of this software used to run Windows programs on Linux and other operating systems. The latest development release of WINE is version 1.1.19 and it offers support for Visual C++ project files in winemaker, improvements to the Esound driver, many Direct3D code cleanups, fixes to the OLE clipboard handling, and OpenBSD compilation fixes. Besides that there is also the usual sum of bug fixes.

The WINE 1.1.19 release announcement can be read at WINE HQ.

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