Wine, the compatibility layer for running Windows applications on Linux, has been released in development version 11.13.
This release brings improvements to the Wayland driver, a fix for HID devices (including the Elgato Stream Deck), fixes in crypt32 around certificate containers, and a new wow64 interface for toggling DEP at runtime. In total, this release comprises around 198 changes over version 11.12.
The Wine development release 11.13 is now available.
What’s new in this release:
- Wayland driver: further client surface handling and stability improvements.
- hidclass: correct report length returned for IOCTL_HID_WRITE_REPORT.
- crypt32: avoid conflicts between unnamed certificate containers.
- wow64: added BTCpuNotifyProcessExecuteFlagsChange interface for runtime DEP toggling.
- vbscript: improved error line reporting for carriage returns.
- dwrite: added more Unicode fallback ranges.
- Various bug fixes.

Source: GitLab