The Startwine-launcher team has recently published the release of Startwine-launcher 411, an application developed to facilitate the launching of programs and games designed for the Windows platform on Linux systems. The main aim behind developing Startwine-launcher was to simplify the process of setting up Wine for beginners who may not be familiar with the required WINE libraries and dependencies needed to run Windows applications on Linux. The Startwine-launcher code is written in Python and is distributed under the GPLV3 license, with the interface being based on the GTK library.
The latest version of Startwine-launcher includes several updates and fixes, such as an updated backup copy of the defix.vkd3d, updated libraries in Utils, fixed DLSS, fixed auxiliary functions in SW_RUNLIB, and the addition of automatic installations for various gaming platforms like Steam, Epic Games, Battle.net, Hoyoplay, LESSTA Games, Popcotime, Rockstar Games, Ubisoft, Eve Online, and Wargaming.net. Additionally, messages of Opengl and Vulklan now open in the Drive_C directory of the current prefix.
