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Bottles 67.4 was released, primarily updating the Cpak package to include Soda 11.0-10. This update addresses specific compatibility issues for users running Windows applications via Bottles. Key fixe...
Read more →The Bottles project released version 67.2 today, bringing important security and compatibility enhancements to its Windows application management utility. A key fix addresses a vulnerability by stoppi...
Read more →Bottles 67.0 was released recently, introducing improvements to library management and addressing a notable bug. The update resolves an issue (tracked as #4755) that caused unchanged sync operations t...
Read more →Bottles 66.3 was released recently, addressing a specific issue that affected the launch of external executables from within managed Wine prefixes. The update resolves a bug where applications would f...
Read more →The Bottles project has recently released version 66.6 of its application, primarily focusing on a critical bug fix. This update addresses an issue identified as "stop sandbox before deleting bottles,...
Read more →Bottles, the application designed for running Windows software on Linux, recently released version 66.7. This update focuses on several bug fixes aimed at enhancing the application's stability and use...
Read more →Bottles 66.0, a Wine prefix management application, was released today, August 12, 2026. This update introduces several new features including UMU, ProtoSoda, and Adaptive Launch, alongside an experim...
Read more →Bottles, the environment manager for Windows software on Linux, released version 65.2 today. This update introduces support for Steam Runtime 4 (steamrt4) when using Proton 11 and newer. According to ...
Read more →Bottles 65.0 was recently released, introducing several enhancements for managing Windows applications on Linux. A key new feature improves the detection of Unreal Engine bootstrappers within the "Eag...
Read more →Bottles 64.0 was released today, introducing NTSYNC support to enhance Windows application compatibility and performance on Linux. This new feature, contributed by Tid0lla, is crucial for improving sy...
Read more →Bottles 63.1 was released last week, focusing on improved stability and core system updates for the Windows software compatibility layer on Linux. The update addresses a previous issue where the appli...
Read more →Bottles, the open-source GUI tool for managing Windows prefixes on Linux, has released version 63.2 today. This update primarily resolves a specific stability issue. According to the release notes, th...
Read more →Bottles, the compatibility layer manager, released version 63.0 today, March 23, 2026. This update introduces a new internal versioning system, a change described by developer Mirkobrombin as a "migra...
Read more →Bottles, a Wine wrapper for managing Windows prefixes on Linux, released version 62.0 yesterday. A key update in this release is an improved GPU detection mechanism, specifically addressing systems wh...
Read more →Bottles, the GUI tool for managing Wine prefixes, released version 61.1 today. This update introduces custom Gamescope options, allowing users more control over their gaming sessions, alongside a new ...
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