Wine 11.18, the latest bi-weekly development release, focuses on improving its implementation of NTOSKRNL, the core kernel executable for Windows. This work aims to enhance compatibility for Windows applications and kernel drivers on Linux, macOS, and other platforms.
The new release includes patches to further develop NTOSKRNL support, specifically addressing PnP device enablement, container IDs, and implementing various necessary functions. Alongside these kernel-level improvements, developers are also increasing test coverage for the NTOSKRNL code.
Wine 11.18 also delivers a range of code correctness fixes, compatibility adjustments in standard C headers, and resolves 21 known bugs. These fixes cover applications such as those in the Adobe Creative Cloud suite, as well as games like Assassin's Creed Rogue. Further details and downloads for Wine 11.18 are available at WineHQ.org.
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