Releases: Kron4ek/wine-portable-executable
Wine-Staging 6.5 (Portable Executable)
This is the last release. The project is deprecated in favor of another my project Conty, which is basically a much improved and extended version of this project.
Conty not only allows to run Wine without any dependecies installed, but also allows to run anything else. Take a look, if you are interested.
https://github.com/Kron4ek/Conty
Also, i have the project with regular Wine builds (Vanilla, Staging, TkG and Proton), i still maintain it and don't plan to abandon.
Wine-Staging 6.4 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 6.4.
Wine-Staging 6.3 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 6.3.
Wine-Staging 6.2 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 6.2.
Wine-Staging 6.1 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 6.1.
Runtime changelog:
- FAudio 21.01
- Vulkan-Loader 1.2.166
- VKD3D abe7051-git
- Plus the latest (on 29.01.21) updates from the Ubuntu 18.04 repos
Wine-Staging 6.0 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 6.0.
Proton 5.13-4 (Portable Executable)
Proton 5.13-4.
Wine-Staging 5.22 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 5.22.
Issues
- There are audio issues in some games with this Staging release (https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50162).
- Some applications crash with this Wine release (not only Staging, but Vanilla too) (https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50163).
Wine-Staging 5.21 (Portable Executable)
Wine-Staging 5.21.
Wine-Staging 5.20 (Portable Executable)
Reuploaded 25.10.20. Recompiled with MinGW.
Wine-Staging 5.20.
ESYNC is finally updated and ready to use! It is included in this Staging release (and, i suppose, will also be included in future releases). As before, it is disabled by default and can be manually enabled with the WINEESYNC environment variable:
export WINEESYNC=1
ulimit -n 1000000 (increasing file descriptors limit is required for Esync)
./wine-portable-5.20-staging-amd64.sh some_game.exe
Staging-TkG builds have Fsync support in addition to Esync. Fsync can be enabled (yes, it is disabled by default too) with the WINEFSYNC environment variable:
export WINEFSYNC=1
./wine-portable-5.20-staging-tkg-amd64.sh some_game.exe
However, unlike Esync, Fsync requires additional kernel-side patches. So if your kernel doesn't include the required patches, then just use Esync. You can enable both of them, in which case Wine will automatically use Fsync if it's supported by the kernel, and Esync otherwise.
Proton supports Esync and Fsync too.
Most of you probably already know all this, but still this information may be useful to someone.
Runtime changelog:
- FAudio 20.10
- Vulkan-Loader 1.2.158
- VKD3D 1c23448-git
- Plus the latest (on 23.10.20) updates from the Ubuntu 18.04 repos