Running Windows apps on Linux should be significantly improved

Wine, the popular compatibility layer for running Windows apps on Linux, recently released v6 with major improvements. This is the first major release of the project in 2021, in line with Wine’s schedule to do one major release per year. Wine, which was originally a recursive acronym for Wine Is Not an Emulator, is... Read More

Wine 6.0 has over 8,000 changes to help Windows applications run on Linux

Wine recently received an update that improves Windows applications running on Linux. The update comes as Win3 6.0 and includes over 8,300 changes, according to its full release notes (via Tech Radar). Wine is a compatibility layer that allows you to run thousands of Windows applications on Linux systems. Wine currently supports over 27,000... Read More

Running Windows Applications on Linux with Wine 6.0

In the old days, people scoffed at the idea of ​​switching to a Linux-based operating system due to a lack of software. While this is still true for some people – especially business users – it is less of a concern these days. Why? Well, nowadays so much is done through the web browser... Read More