v0.10

Version 0.10

- Support WINE >= 9.19
- Build fix for GCC 14
- Build system and scripts cleanups

v0.9

Version 0.9

- Releases are now build on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- Releases are now build against WINE v6.0. This fixes binary compatibility with >=v8.3, but unfortunately limits it to >=v5.7 at the same time
- The original d3d9.dll is restored when disabling Gallium Nine
- New Portuguese translation

v0.8

Version 0.8

- Fix window scaling for funky window managers
- Improve Fullscreen handling
- Releases are now build on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS using GitHub Actions instead of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS using Travis

Version 0.7

• Fix restoring the initial video mode

Version 0.6

• Add Japanese translation
• Restore status messages when launching processes via explorer
• GCC 10 build fix
• Fix for WINE >= 5.14

Version 0.5

• ninewinecfg has a new '-p' switch to probe if the current setup is capable of using nine
• Flatpak Steam support
• ninewinecfg has been translated to czech
• Fix mouse handling for hardware cursors
• Add our own debug facility since binaries compiled against WINE >= v4.6 are not backwards compatible anymore
• Always show the window on fullscreen resolution changes
• Fix d3d/gui resolution mismatch on Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
• Fix the dri2 backend if dri3 is unavailable

Version 0.4

• Support for variable refresh rate (FreeSync)
• New envvar D3D_BACKEND to force a present backend ('dri3', 'dri2')
• libEGL and libGL are not a hard requirement anymore. The dri2 backend now loads these dynamically at runtime
• The dri2 backend now requires libxcb-dri2 instead of libXext
• nine-install.sh now works on pure 32bit WINE prefixes

Version 0.3

• Fixed rendering on multi-monitor setups (#3)
• ninewinecfg has been translated to french, german and hungarian
• The GUI now displays more helpful error messages and hints
• Fedora Copr packages

Version 0.2

• We moved to a new home, it's an official iXit project now:
  https://github.com/iXit/wine-nine-standalone
• New 'distro-independent' build flag, which does not embed d3dadapter9's
  module path of the build host, but instead attempts to find the library
  at runtime at known distro library directories
• Distro independent release binaries built using Travis CI
• New envvar D3D_MODULE_PATH as alternative to the ModulePath regkey
• D3D_MODULE_PATH and ModulePath now also accept directories
• GUI fixes and cleanups
• Build system improvements

Version 0.1

Initial release