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This is a classic article written by Jack Wallen from the Linux.com archives. For more great SysAdmin tips and techniques check out our Essentials of Linux System Administration course! Back in the mid 90s and early 00s, Linux, being a fledgling operating system, suffered from a severe lack of useful applications. This issue was especially critical in The post Classic SysAdmin: How to Install and Use Wine to Run Windows Applications on Linux appeared first on Linux Foundation.

Now, Linux gamers would be able to enjoy Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway, Tomb Raider (2013), Tetris for Windows, The Five Cores, Far Cry 5, Sonic Mania, Serious Sam Classic, and The Witcher Enhanced Edition (GOG).

While three weeks have passed since the previous Wine development release compared to the usual two-week cadence, Wine 4.18 is out today and isn't...

Today, December 19, 2015, the team of developers behind the Wine project, an open source software that lets Linux users run games and apps...

Just a few moments ago, Alexandre Julliard announced the release of the third RC (Release Candidate) build of the upcoming Wine 1.8 open-source and...

The Wine project is going through some important changes, and they were announced a while back. Following the release of the previous 1.7.55 version,...

Wine 1.7.55 was released this morning with some exciting changes...Read more at Phoronix

Wine 1.7.47 was just released as the newest bi-weekly development version of this popular open-source project to run Windows programs on Linux and other...

Wine 1.7.46 is out bright and early this morning...Read more at Phoronix

Back in the mid 90s and early 00s, Linux, being a fledgling operating system, suffered from a severe lack of useful applications. This issue...