Yuzu gets support for shader caching to disk To get WINE 4.0, you have to grab it from your respective binary repository on the Linux distribution you’re using. Many other features such as support for A0, A1 and A2 printing sizes, the implementation of Windows Media Player interfaces and more.However, Win16 (Windows 3.1) applications still function.Support for running DOS binaries has been dropped and now, they’re opened in a DosBox instance.Obviously, you need an x86 Android tablet/smartphone to use this since WINE doesn’t emulate x86 code.Support for HID game controllers through XInput and the raw input API.That being said, it’s still a relevant technology in the PC gaming scene.This technology is being used in some more recent games like Battlefield V although Vulkan is seeing more widespread adoption.Support for running Direct3D 12 applications.This allows for supporting Vulkan rendering in more modern games like DOOM (2016).Now, WINE has been updated to version 4.0 which brings about many updates important to Linux/Mac gamers among other relevant updates. Now, with WINE 4.0, recent games like DOOM may work with more advanced rendering technologies like Vulkan! Obviously, AAA titles like the latest DOOM games didn’t make it to Linux/macOS but WINE made them run.
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