Bottles, a graphical manager for Wine environments, has been released in version 67.6.

New are moving bottles between directories, per-bottle notes, DPI scaling modes and a button to reset playtime. There are also bug fixes for interrupted downloads, Battle.net launches and switching between Fsync and NTSync.

What’s Changed

• Added bottle moves between directories and a destination picker when duplicating bottles.
• Added per-bottle notes and library sorting by bottle name.
• Added Default, Application and System DPI scaling modes in Advanced Display Settings.
• Added optional UMU controls, support for launch wrappers and download status in the library.
• Added a playtime reset button and warnings for missing program files without removing shortcuts.
• Fixed interrupted downloads on slow connections with a longer read timeout and bounded retries.
• Fixed startup delays, repeated Battle.net launches and saving imported bottles on external drives.
• Fixed Windows XP selection on 64-bit bottles and switching between Fsync and NTSync.
• Fixed restoring the Windows version after dependency installation, dependency progress and multiple uninstallers.
• Fixed Wine server shutdown and added an installer option to stop completed sessions.
• Fixed GL32 debug symbol mounts and exposed the selected Wine executable to launch scripts.
• Updated the experimental Soda catalogs and installer progress logs.

Bottles is available as a Flatpak on Flathub, and the cpak package remains in an experimental stage via cpak.it.

Source: GitHub