Wine's Wayland driver just fixed the mouse control issue plaguing FPS games on Linux
…This new Wine patch swaps out the old warping method for a new, shiny one. We should see the fix ship in Wine 11.9, with the next development release due this…
…This new Wine patch swaps out the old warping method for a new, shiny one. We should see the fix ship in Wine 11.9, with the next development release due this…
…mismatches between the old kernel patches and newer fsync code could cause problems like runaway CPU usage, and users had to make sure both their kernel and their Wine or Proton build…
…your CPU already has it As spotted by Neowin , the newest Linux kernel, 7.2, has officially been released. Among all the listed changes is this commit : x86/cpu: Make CONFIG_X86…
…For example, they all write kernel patches to make the ROG Ally's buttons work correctly. But they do it without talking to each other, meaning the approaches diverge slightly, and when…
…Display Driver 595.58.03 has been released with key fixes for Wayland GPU instability. The driver fixes a display wake-up bug, a kernel crash on DisplayPort/Thunderbolt docks, and the…
…big man himself and have gotten the green light to enter the Linux kernel in the next patch. It's called NTFS, and it was originally called "NTFSPlus" before they reverted to…
…It's the work of Thomas Crider, better known as GloriousEggroll, the developer behind Proton-GE and a former Red Hat engineer, who layers custom kernel patches, patched Mesa, Proton-GE, and…
…The NTSYNC kernel module, for instance, was merged into mainline Linux in 6.14, which means the single biggest Wine performance change in years is not a manual distro patch, and the…
…In an ideal world, Linux would support every piece of tech ever released, for all eternity. There's just one problem: people have to maintain that code, and there's the very…
…AI tools erode trust; large patches no longer prove effort or good faith. The dev team keeps the project open-source but moves development in-house; contribute via bug reports. As AI…