Bottles, a tool to run Windows software and games on Linux, has now been released in version 61.1.

The installation can be done via Flatpak.

61.1 Latest

What's Changed

fixed missing metainfo for the 61.0 release
feat: playtime aggregation modal by @evertonstz in #4220
fix: incorrect gamescope installation command by @tarithj in #4272
fix: change version ordering logic by @HamedR123 in #4270
Update broken dependency install commands. by @femdiya in #4267
feat: allow for custom gamescope options by @sdaqo in #4277
useless 'finally' in 'try except' by @TDYQ-Liu in #4290
fix: don't override wine lib or gstreamer paths if using sys-wine by @mikayahlevi in #4186
Translations update from Hosted Weblate by @weblate in #4195
frontend/ui: Remove underline character from main menu items by @AsciiWolf in #4273
fix: change space-containing value(s) in Exec key of generated Desktop Entry file… by @ChillyVanilly77 in #4248
feat: Added support for wezterm terminal by @ReStranger in #4309
feat: Eagle 🦅 by @mirkobrombin in #4338
61.0 by @mirkobrombin in #4340
New donation dialog with a new look and a new logic to show it

What is Eagle 🦅?

It's a new integrated tool that helps identify the best way to run a software. It does multi-stage analysis on your executables, scanning for frameworks, runtimes and potential issues like Anti-cheat or common protections.

Instead of just guessing, Eagle performs a deep scan of the binary, its neighbors and extract assets in case of an installer or a known format, like Electron's Asar files, to understand what's inside, providing insights and suggests the dependencies and optimizations. We also made it fully transparent: for every detection, Eagle shows you the "Source" and the "Context" (the exact technical data found), so you know exactly why it's recommending a specific configuration.