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Wine-Staging 3.13.1 Released To Fix StarCraft 2

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 4 August 2018 at 09:32 PM EDT. 30 Comments

With no Wine 3.14 release having shipped on their usual bi-weekly release cadence due to summer holidays, the Wine-Staging crew has opted to create a v3.13.1 release to ship their latest testing/experimental patches in the absence of a new Wine upstream Wine development release.

Over Wine-Staging 3.13 from two weeks ago are more fixes/improvements while most notable to users should be a regression to allow for StarCraft 2 to play under Wine while having working audio. With Wine-Staging 3.13.1 is also a fix for Battle.Net crashing, faster Titan Fall 2 performance, better handling for League of Legends, and a few other fixes.

Wine-Staging 3.13.1 is available for download from GitHub for testing.

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