WineGUI has been released in version v4.2.0.

WineGUI is a user-friendly graphical manager for Wine on Linux.

The Wine runner window now also shows previously hidden builds without their own category, such as NTSync, FSync, and release-candidate builds by Kron4ek - 39 additional builds are now installable. The update also fixes several bugs around crashes, hanging downloads, and broken machine configurations.

✨ New features

• Wine Other Builds — the Wine runner window now also lists every build variant without a category of its own, such as the NTSync, FSync and release candidate builds by Kron4ek. These were fetched before, but never shown; 39 additional builds became installable

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fixed a crash caused by a leftover temporary directory with a malformed name in the Wine runners folder
• Fixed the interface freezing for the duration of a download, when a new runner operation was started at just the wrong moment
• Fixed WineGUI hanging on exit while a release list was being fetched or an archive was being extracted; both can now be interrupted
• Fixed two WineGUI instances removing each other’s in-progress runner downloads
• Fixed a failed download being reported as successful when waiting for the download process failed
• Fixed a missing UseWine64 setting discarding the whole machine configuration, including its name, description, environment variables and application list

⚡ Improvements

• Selecting a machine is faster — the Wine version of every installed runner is now remembered, instead of starting a Wine process on each click
• You are now warned when a Wine runner could not be verified, because that release publishes no checksum
• Extra safety guards and unit tests around removing an installed Wine runner

Source: GitLab