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[News] New Version of Wine Improves Direct3D Compatibility (and More)

January 25, 2007: Wine 0.9.30 Released

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| Wine 0.9.30 was released today, with the following main changes:
| 
|     * Many improvements to Direct3D shaders and state management.
|     * Support for inter-process memory allocations.
|     * OLE32 marshalling fixes.
|     * Lots of bug fixes.
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http://winehq.org/site?news=archive

Someone from Digg grabbed a screenshot which proves that Microsoft knows no
limits. It shoves its anti-Linux stuff even at Linux users (targetted ads).

http://img408.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotqi1.png

Also see:

Slashdot promotes windows!
http://planet-geek.com/archives/003510.html

Fighting Claims That Open Source Is Insecure?
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/12/01/0413212&from=rss

Reviewing a Microsoft anti-Linux case study
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Murphy/index.php?p=739


Related:

World of Warcraft on OpenSuse Linux 10.1 (with Wine)

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| A while ago I started thinking about running World of Warcraft on
| Linux, and someone even left me a note about a petition for a
| Linux-native client a month or two ago too. I'd love to see a
| native client for WoW in Linux, but that's not here today. So
| I turned to Wine for the first time in years.
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http://www.latenightpc.com/blog/archives/2006/11/25/world-of-warcraft-on-opensuse-linux-101/



-- 
List of candidate Microsoft astroturfers (directly or indirectly paid by
Microsoft to post in this newsgroup):

        flatfish+++
        Damian O'Leary (AKA Hadron Quark)
        Erik Funkenbusch
        Larry Qualig (former Microsoft employee)
        Scott Nudds (AKA Vistaking)
        Nedd Ludd
        Tim Smith
        OK
        DFS
        Terry
        Ana Thema

Take everything posted by the individuals above with a barrel of salt.

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