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WINE 1.1.20 Brings More Direct3D Cleaning

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 25 April 2009 at 01:56 AM EDT. 4 Comments

The WINE 1.1.20 release coming as the latest bi-weekly development update to this open-source project brings a couple of highlights. WINE 1.1.20 has more Direct3D code clean-ups, which is a good sign considering they hope to really get underway with Direct3D 10.0 support this summer, and there is now support for showing a WINE dialog when a Windows application crashes, improved OLE copy/paste support, ListView improvements, and the variety of bug-fixes.

The WINE 1.1.20 release announcement along with download links and the complete change-log is available from WINE HQ.

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