PipeASIO, an ASIO bridge for PipeWire on Linux (primarily for Wine), has been released in version v1.6.0.
The driver now shows up in volume mixers such as pavucontrol and wpctl as its own playback stream with adjustable level controls. There are also installation instructions for Bottles (verified with the Soda 11.0 runner), plus several fixes, including a fix for registration under Proton and restored 32-bit WoW64 compatibility with Wine 11.16+.
Added
- The driver now appears in volume mixers as a playback stream with adjustable level controls across supported applications like pavucontrol and wpctl.
- Installation instructions for Bottles, verified with the Soda 11.0 runner.
Changed
- The settings panel now displays the scheduling mode explicitly; the checkbox is labeled “Follow device clock” with a clarified tooltip explaining synchronous/asynchronous effects.
Fixed
- The registration script no longer attempts to run Wine inside Proton prefixes, preventing registry corruption.
- 32-bit WoW64 compatibility restored with Wine 11.16+.
- Documentation corrected regarding synchronous scheduling claims and Bluetooth sink behavior.
Installation & Compatibility
Prebuilt binaries are available for Arch Linux/CachyOS (x86_64). Installation works user-local via tar extraction with the
pipeasio-registercommand.
Source: GitHub