wine users - Mar 2009 - CodeWeavers Outlook for 2009

One great result is that we're continuing to see a lot of broad success
stories; an awful lot of applications just work better now than they ever have
with Wine in the past.

We've just shipped a lot of those 'under the hood' improvements for
games out in CrossOver Games 7.2. We're really pushing Direct X 9 support
pretty far along, and getting ready to move on Direct X 10.

http://www.wine-reviews.net/wine-reviews/cxoffice-linux/codeweavers-outlook-for-2009.html

twickline wrote:
> One great result is that we're continuing to see a lot of broad success
stories; an awful lot of applications just work better now than they ever have
with Wine in the past.
>
> We've just shipped a lot of those 'under the hood' improvements
for games out in CrossOver Games 7.2. We're really pushing Direct X 9
support pretty far along, and getting ready to move on Direct X 10.
>
>
http://www.wine-reviews.net/wine-reviews/cxoffice-linux/codeweavers-outlook-for-2009.html
>
>   
Tom:

Great rebroadcast of Jeremy's comments.  However, I did find something
that I want to 'throw out there'.  I tested CrossOver Games for the Mac
7.2 and found that dOOm 1/2 series games actually ran worse in Games
than in Office.  I'm wondering if this is because of the attempt to
overcome the broken OpenGL that Apple has handed to Mac users.

Both of these articles are great news for both CodeWeavers and Wine.

James McKenzie