Wine 3.11 Released and Turok Remastered Roars on to Linux
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Wine Announcement
The Wine development release 3.11 is now available.
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Wine 3.11 Brings Debugging Support For WoW64 Processes, Better Reporting Of HT CPUs
Wine 3.11 is now available as the newest bi-weekly development release of this software for running Windows programs/games/applications on Linux and other operating systems.
With Wine 3.11 there is better debugger support for WoW64 (Windows 32-bit on Windows 64-bit) processes, support for SHA256/SHA384 hashes inside ECDSA signatures, better reporting of virtual CPU cores via Hyper Threading / SMT, improvements to the standard Task Dialog, and a total of 12 known bug fixes.
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Turok Remastered Roars on to Linux
A remastered version of ‘Turok: Dinosaur Hunter’ has arrived on Linux.
The game first found fame on the Nintendo 64 back way back in 1997, where it helped define the fledgling first-person shooter genre for an entire generation of gamers.
Now a high-definition, remastered port is available to play on Linux, having stomped its way on to the Xbox One in May,
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