While the project got larger and larger in roughly 120 releases , the maintenance effort also increased, especially since we follow the 2 week release cycle of the development branch.

We figured out that there must be more patches that are considered as too experimental for the development branch and started with Wine Staging in 2014.

Hoover tried this since 2012 .

It turned out that getting the support into the development version was quite difficult and Erich E.

In order to support Silverlight and its DRM system PlayReady, we had to create our own Wine version as the development code did not support storing Access Control Lists (ACLs) for files. Wine Staging originated from Pipelight, a software to use Windows browser plugins in Linux/FreeBSD web browsers.

Before doing so, let us take a quick look at the history of this project. There are indeed some major changes, which we want to explain in this post. Some of you may have already wondered why there were no Wine Staging releases lately and whether anything has changed.

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Future of Wine Staging

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