Released version of the QEMU emulator 4.1, which allows you to run programs from one processor architecture on another. For example, an ARM application on an x86-compatible PC. It is claimed that the emulator provides performance speeds close to native and supports full emulation of 14 architectures and over 400 devices.
In version 4.1, support for CPU models Hygon Dhyana and Intel SnowRidge has been introduced, as well as emulation of the RDRAND extension. Changes have also been made at the driver level. Additionally, emulation for many architectures has received enhancements and new features. More details about the improvements can be found in the official project wiki.
In addition, to version 4.14 and received several optimizations. These are mainly related to DLL libraries. Furthermore, bug reports related to the operation of games and applications such as World War Z, AviUtl, Touhou 14-17, Eleusis, Rak24u, Omni-NFS 4.13, The Sims 1, Star Control Origins, Process Hacker, Star Citizen, and Adobe Digital Editions 2 have been closed.
Developers from Valve have updated their gaming project Proton to version 4.11-2. This application is designed to allow Linux to run games from the Steam catalog that were created for Windows. The main innovations mostly pertain to updating library and engine versions to the current ones. The system now also outputs data about 60 FPS mode and for monitors with high refresh rates, while in the games Earth Defense Force 5 and Earth Defense Force 4.1, issues with text input lag have been resolved.
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