Bottles, a tool to run Windows software and games on Linux, has now been released in version 51.18.

The installation can be done via Flatpak.

51.18 Latest

What's Changed

Update: Version Version 51.17 has been released short after.

51.17 Latest
What's Changed

Update DXVK subtitles to include Direct3D 8
Restore line accidentally deleted in 5439cf0
Fixed a regression that makes the bottle's preferences page blank in some cases

App/Game used to test this release

Update: Version Version 51.15 has been released short after.

51.15 Latest

What's Changed

Modified and slightly improved the windows version switching system, using the legacy wine configuration tool, this also speedup and make the operation more consistent, ensuring all registry keys are set and nothing alter them during the process

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Bottles, a tool to run Windows software and games on Linux, has now been released in version 51.12.

The installation can be done via Flatpak.

51.12 Latest

What's Changed

On Steam the Summer Sale 2023 has begun.

It will last until 13.07.2023.

PlayingTux: Hi Liam, thank you for taking the time! Would you please like to introduce yourself?

Liam Dawe: My name is Liam Dawe and I run www.gamingonlinux.com.

I come from a "sunny" part of the UK where I've lived my entire life, you could say I've lived a pretty boring and sheltered life really.

I've run it for nearly eight years now (previously under a different address where stuff was lost) and I have no plans to quit any time soon.

John Watson, the technical director of the praised Indie-game "Banner Saga", comments in a post in the company-forum to the current state of the Linux-version and the status quo of Linux as a gaming-platform.