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ReactOS Lands Significant DirectX Stack Update From Wine For Enabling More Games

ReactOS Lands Significant DirectX Stack Update From Wine For Enabling More Games

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ReactOS Lands Significant DirectX Stack Update From Wine For Enabling More Games Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 24 September 2026 at 05:43 PM EDT. Add A Comment The open-source ReactOS project striving to provide binary compatibility with Microsoft Windows applications/games as well as drivers took a huge step forward today with landing a significant update to its DirectX stack from code leveraged from the Wine project. A big undertaking has panned out with improving the Wine 10.0 state of its DirectX stack into ReactOS.

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ReactOS Lands Significant DirectX Stack Update From Wine For Enabling More Games Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 24 September 2026 at 05:43 PM EDT. Add A Comment The open-source ReactOS project striving to provide binary compatibility with Microsoft Windows applications/games as well as drivers took a huge step forward today with landing a significant update to its DirectX stack from code leveraged from the Wine project. A big undertaking has panned out with improving the Wine 10.0 state of its DirectX stack into ReactOS. It's taken hundreds of hours of work by ReactOS developer Justin Miller. It also removes a lot of the prior DirectX hacks within ReactOS. The now merged code code is 498k lines of new code and removes 119k lines of old code.

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