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WWN Issue 238 was released today.

WWN Issue 237 was released today.

WWN Issue 236 was released today.

A bunch of website updates have poured in over the past week. Tom Wickline updated the status pages, including the addition of builtin versions of atl.dll, d3dxof.dll, dbghelp.dll, and mlang.dll. Our janitorial projects received a bit of their own janitorial clean up courtesy of Dimi Paun. They also saw the addition of -Wsign-compare as a useful gcc warning to turn on (suggested by Mike McCormack.) Finally, over on the downloads page we've added Fedora Core 2 and White Box Enterprise Linux targets as part of the Red Hat packages maintained by Vincent Béron.

Yes.. it's that time of the month again. What's new in this release:

• New msiexec application.
• Support for alpha blending.
• More sound support improvements.
• Various code cleanups.
• Lots of bug fixes.

Read more about this release, or just go download it.

WWN Issue 235 was released today.

WWN Issue 234 was released today.

WWN Issue 233 was released today.

WWN Issue 232 was released today.

What's new in this release:

• Implementation of the Microsoft Installer dll.
• Beginnings of proper inter-process window repaints.
• Several DirectSound improvements.
• Fixes for the regressions caused by the new filesystem support.
• Lots of bug fixes.

Read more about this release, or just go download it.

WWN Issue 231 was released today.

WWN Issue 230 was released today.

WWN Issue 229 was released today.

This week Shachar Shemesh took some time to discuss internationalization efforts in Wine and how support for languages such as Hebrew and Arabic have improved.
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WWN Issue 228 was released today.

WWN Issue 227 was released today.

CodeWeavers announced a minor bugfix release to CrossOver Office, version 3.0.1. It's primarily aimed at Fedora Core 2 users, though there are small changes for everyone else.

What's new in this release:

• Major winedbg rewrite using the dbghelp dll.
• New Wine preloader to reserve memory areas at startup.
• Many improvements to the audio support.
• Lots of bug fixes.

Read more about this release, or just go download it.

Over the past year and half Wine's DirectX support has improved immensely. Lionel Ulmer is one of the driving forces behind that effort and this week we took a moment to talk with him about it.

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WWN Issue 226 was released today.

WWN Issue 225 was released today.

WWN Issue 224 was released today.

We got a chance recently to sit down Steven Edwards and grill him about Wine, ReactOS, and everything in between.
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WWN Issue 223 was released today.

WWN Issue 222 was released today.