All articles tagged with #wine staging
An open-source effort led by Claude Code, with autonomous input from Claude Opus 4.7, patches Wine-Staging to run Adobe Lightroom CC on Linux, including cloud syncing. Most features work, but some dialogs may crash and certain GPU-accelerated functions aren’t fully baked yet; a reproducible setup recipe is available on GitHub.
Wine-Staging 11.2 adds patches aimed at improving the Adobe Photoshop installer and app support on Linux, continuing work started with Photoshop 2025; it includes new MSHTML/XML-related changes, updates VKD3D, and drops several outdated patches like NVCUDA due to the PE/Unix split, with several patches still not upstreamed in the main Wine release.
Wine-Staging 8.9, a more testing/development-focused flavor of Wine, is now available with just under 500 patches over upstream Wine. The only addition is now shipping the very latest VKD3D for Direct3D 12 over Vulkan. Wine-Staging now plans to pull in routine Git snapshots of the latest VKD3D development code, allowing easier testing of Wine's VD3D code before appearing in released form. Wine and Wine-Staging downloads of the new v8.9 milestone are available from WineHQ.org.
Wine-Staging 8.5 has been released with 537 patches, including some that allow Diablo IV to run without errors. The patches add device GPU properties needed by Diablo IV, and Wine-Staging 8.5 has picked up those patches for DEVPKEY_Device_RemovalPolicy, DEVPKEY_Device_BusNumber, and DEVPKEY_Device_MatchingDeviceId. The only other new code with Wine-Staging 8.5 is for addressing an issue when installing or updating Battle.net runs into Qt errors.