Releases: Kron4ek/Wine-Builds
Wine 11.0
11.0 stable release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
632f2c8e9150841c26d277000e76b82c425cd4564bfb050780705b9d37b2567f wine-11.0-amd64.tar.xz
39574efa1132c3ca0d5c77dd2eddbe4a49cca0d6cc2c290ff4924493a1c40314 wine-11.0-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
9aaa0d4fc63ce56dcfd964973ab4b60b559fe196ccfc5add4422660ef092b82c wine-11.0-staging-amd64.tar.xz
e6538a417dd2e7f738ad77addf74bfd9e45c9d970653674f93bde2df29055f2f wine-11.0-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
446f9db5532169865f82e9650e406dd4b9eb9418bd6ae5e4baf7cac02661815d wine-11.0-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
4cd7d6a7bd9aa1352ac1b16bed6ada696aee253beab2bde428b1944512fd9212 wine-11.0-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
c81c5de0e61e68e832156d4fb6e36bbb6ca95cdbe477722b64059ee3e16a22f9 wine-11.0-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
a706f43a02e59de15023e026e7a920b5829cef42e76dba3a58d5d312053feb5d wine-11.0-staging-x86.tar.xz
025476351cd9c0f76a18e3b65fd9c6a9d8f70215071d179fd78e344590d39c5e wine-11.0-x86.tar.xz
Wine 11.0-rc3
11.0-rc3 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
39413a57a0caf0ac095437d41061765a3ebba0a641fee7dd5776d4096b5689b1 wine-11.0-rc3-amd64.tar.xz
cbf3356370620f571484375407422a5afca0f837572ca3c04a222f0bf3c1f0c3 wine-11.0-rc3-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
e38c28f65c928a1981fdd401d68f2578272f9b9e259104519d909a8894b96f98 wine-11.0-rc3-staging-amd64.tar.xz
b5cd72fa1f75327f1829e18e3c7b9f0805b87309beed3f2802a6ec44dcf2f3f2 wine-11.0-rc3-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
1084b46005c8c69ebca09910950ef1e151c032a6b4a3b92bad13629690ffe1bf wine-11.0-rc3-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
cfbb7b52cebe2728513fc75db92f405a42f126673b394d6efd0527a750545931 wine-11.0-rc3-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
31a93ff6e42683c5289dc30edc23256b30332c2a01a797efe36771b5b82e147f wine-11.0-rc3-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
439138411e788fe61bebd015d2cb15134ef41a1637ed90e3c7c30549dd051648 wine-11.0-rc3-staging-x86.tar.xz
a2ad13d49ed861f1998bb06e15ce7c85d342dff36e0a8ffd73950b8885f371c4 wine-11.0-rc3-x86.tar.xz
Wine 11.0-rc1
11.0-rc1 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
f55325348d0411938c9327ddf538bed341eb5b7077b828b9f4254c391af41bd3 wine-11.0-rc1-amd64.tar.xz
cf9f0746095782a7a4d50979a4dc5b3436e93bbe8fe38c4321ac146777d3280e wine-11.0-rc1-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
cdb106cf863a3c7a49039d1b3beee307f98a2581f596aaa58576924d1eea53ee wine-11.0-rc1-staging-amd64.tar.xz
d34b64f479a2adf39a379291d057e0984bb9a8db8f56909aa115da83e60e18ee wine-11.0-rc1-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
3a8c7f6dc57a9012d9f5ef0a86a7046caba56bf5a9a4cbaa0bcd3f4e6fc417e5 wine-11.0-rc1-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
2d5b526dafa16c8d937c5f0f2db2a6a0a05abd3a58d7f00d2a5d8d1e4c6c5da9 wine-11.0-rc1-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
7e1a0be0454d3c85fb4b1b253bb242532485f79cdbf4e8ec23d9785fd8c9d5e9 wine-11.0-rc1-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
d97342ebd167b9a28a7d8c2265c4aeefb2dcb05d50840a70e83642cc76a2e56c wine-11.0-rc1-staging-x86.tar.xz
af6598703557c0da3bfabc7ada24ffe92c23e003060bd30fc564e5a3d4fa9ae2 wine-11.0-rc1-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.20
10.20 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
4de1387cab694a146b66dffb7f6e3eae1c35509e9036f65a0836ae3302571dac wine-10.20-amd64.tar.xz
a162e73b1dfc3f5ce4c97f99b72c0ec8e53b6d26d025d52e17cd1172b3bb9606 wine-10.20-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
c4c1d06c1f72cfcff1d41a6b6097338eed84e74f1655d4fea56704fb38c9f30f wine-10.20-staging-amd64.tar.xz
11386cb12bdd1dd04b32409b08f4622e1bf376019e0f3ed4b9f383fc087e4a4c wine-10.20-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
ced80f20e9901a534911cbb08a2d12108e393e02cf76703731df4d286ddf4c0f wine-10.20-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
1be498d2e0f1916d0cbe7f208ec6efe4fe2edab7c43f08e8ef006b04568474d9 wine-10.20-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
bfefee7a6136fb80a0459d5797aa52f4147556fa28fb7df6f641ddebd3a0041b wine-10.20-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
bc1125de1a8121a5d09a5abd192d374cc87ee8a8325f7dde60966f323bc93d8e wine-10.20-staging-x86.tar.xz
2250542d1b77dee04be2e362768e14e6a4f6e9421128b93e6608a5e26e9e38ad wine-10.20-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.19
10.19 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
5462ad10e108a76c164b969d8228c5dd179a859feadc51674bbb558ea08604cc wine-10.19-amd64.tar.xz
8f0c906628295f05049598d3020ffcdb58337e47a7a4412598558820034f9f1d wine-10.19-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
aadce810b5e47d513eb14db0f14c3838883037a840d2eb5c6913c46b4c034698 wine-10.19-staging-amd64.tar.xz
52221b9af2149a1201f1780095fb48d6e7fa74d5611b2405a285313498cd79e3 wine-10.19-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
b1ebb0a05ee2560b549582004b532cac933aa818b8b85bd470f0dc884129a280 wine-10.19-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
68e0f615621f55c63cfc45c5b5fddca8bdd86de0816a02d51ff7e26a979230d2 wine-10.19-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
ea6a08f923d8b61b9e573dde088d9e7f523d9b4574f58fa407cb14486ac3cbcf wine-10.19-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
c524e060f217e26a40b60275480aa495bc8dc106a986517729f59cf28aaa1736 wine-10.19-staging-x86.tar.xz
9178eedaf6886dafb8431fdbbd67459a3a0fe0b96cfa28ac9eac6bf4e6eeb883 wine-10.19-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.18
10.18 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
5808567ccceb4a809d71bad419808b5e35b4b5cf3c04eae70905ce19609483b2 wine-10.18-amd64.tar.xz
1281ccade12e94db0c48cd4d755bd6b90b63a2be451af3a25d7a43bf90fe7496 wine-10.18-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
466d24aa919892186fa40c374452dad549092a023fd9ab2efe0c7bfea4b23713 wine-10.18-staging-amd64.tar.xz
c06e9d0c4ae1eaf321df07bdfe30482552b14fb034d80d4d1e6a9dbc9a606c67 wine-10.18-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
e9091c692d351f33861d313d7e69df22f83d91a082f97b74d8d197398aff4c71 wine-10.18-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
5c4bf3cb477cb4836009ba300a93124ea652b8afe77cddbf504d0a24f97fc4eb wine-10.18-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
656d51c9ca861c9fd15219a3a0e78bfbc9d733a72c0226418f0e00bc099b5d98 wine-10.18-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
996992581b975fe59dd9d95017e9c3c691a019a2351fd19bcc5e94b6d4971acc wine-10.18-staging-x86.tar.xz
638b46aecfd3465de6d0656c66473d9334e613119ee767f90b8ce9d0ed7b48dd wine-10.18-x86.tar.xz
Proton 10.0-3
Proton 10.0-3 release.
Note that DXVK and vkd3d-proton are not included in my wine-proton builds. If you want to use them, you need to install them into your wineprefix, the installation process is the same as with regular Wine.
SHA256
9b496299704f03e0ddf20f14d0c01155f618718b0ead8e55017f7cf4c98d6f86 wine-proton-10.0-3-amd64.tar.xz
5dcfb17aebb4544c7c60969bb69244a2fcece3315abfd433c540bd5fc800b48b wine-proton-10.0-3-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
050d596879f760deab230e20c1ec60675d6a622ac56f8a678902d15fc6092eb6 wine-proton-10.0-3-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.17
10.17 release.
01.11.25 14:32 (DMY UTC). Added staging-tkg-fsync builds.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
50d3189af7e66a53e930385c2db3ee02c5942d8658bbabd932c33e0cb9be2aeb wine-10.17-amd64.tar.xz
683c40aa9e5c3fa9183fbe1aa667415f9cf091126765c61ecb75916c761c13c4 wine-10.17-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
5c81da7c60dc0cdff7398ae1b4da85771f6b761ac37d686afbec1dc8f6d28c1c wine-10.17-staging-amd64.tar.xz
736f79faaf4f9f6b792664a91a5b1cd6b82119a9fc43cce8edda83c3520572ca wine-10.17-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
8abe540731440428c40902bd8a6e50ced47f4404c004a2c2d0ec06d44929ae81 wine-10.17-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
f79f57eec95113a1c98712d7cf1e7ed45bbb7ded88059efa0967e68da7eee66d wine-10.17-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
4d3f7e4f93c7d6840735ee6d9415f75190755aec7a36e999423a08a85a66a34f wine-10.17-staging-tkg-fsync-amd64.tar.xz
c849ab2918d96aefa04e01fbd03e04cb153d6d24a20c2b3afb9e71f937e9b6ab wine-10.17-staging-tkg-fsync-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
b7e8da20d6e1258df296eb24b85674ed0acf60c121f179dd4df6c2a4178ed685 wine-10.17-staging-tkg-fsync-x86.tar.xz
e3e72c54539f35f92c961e32a60e71edd79c82b9171ef93c33f03b26c5de5b83 wine-10.17-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
dd6315de9d4f589546104baa9e3b54dc24797a314a739de320336f0457b41821 wine-10.17-staging-x86.tar.xz
9c58dc38e0e1d8fb982a82637a3910eb0d6326278e9e47c2592a1a7b2d0b8c0e wine-10.17-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.16
10.16 release.
Edit 06.10.25 22:20 (DMY UTC). Builds reuploaded. Fixed a problem running 32-bit non-wow64 processes when using NTSYNC, amd64 and x86 builds added again. Also enabled win16 support.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
7caffb3288198db8a7173b1181384c073d6a16a2871f0504f292d6c0e478501d wine-10.16-amd64.tar.xz
9b6fafeeb26bd2e5a7ae768c5c4bed74b5895ed4f0785c138c066a9a82c11591 wine-10.16-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
5dbbd6763078dad4bad862e7ed132726635e59e0db6b73ccba5b4c73ff4a097d wine-10.16-staging-amd64.tar.xz
2c2ccf7260d1e01e6a8a658220f0fde98948c4b0f57dbf3d6c8dedf5603f00f4 wine-10.16-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
991c52897fa12f72546bd3ecf84fa094bfa738aa737cd2cd73c587a408d247ac wine-10.16-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
cb11ca131c6a184aad15c498be9ef9edcdcb74ab01e4b8b5ac10437f77116d11 wine-10.16-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
f63660dd0078d6c9e91275e366e487f1af04a8e435d8e12befe7f7a2fa4d7f6b wine-10.16-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
2e123fab03b1096a17f205b3dd2b304a99535fd0a7b91cbe32309e00ee0dc597 wine-10.16-staging-x86.tar.xz
a2085fa76e8b8c961ef7dbe6432549e9ee6e5cd7a692f057f3d27ab919fac229 wine-10.16-x86.tar.xz
Wine 10.15
10.15 release.
How to know if NTSYNC works
Note that for NTSYNC you need a new Linux kernel (6.14 or newer) and, of course, a Wine build that has NTSYNC support (like staging-tkg-ntsync).
Run something through Wine (for example, winecfg) and, while it's running, execute lsof /dev/ntsync command. If you see your Wine process IDs there, then NTSYNC works and Wine uses it, otherwise it most likely does not work. An example of working NTSYNC:
$ lsof /dev/ntsync
lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tracefs file system /sys/kernel/debug/tracing
Output information may be incomplete.
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
start.exe 26395 user 7r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
wineserve 26397 user 9r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
services. 26401 user 14r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
explorer. 26407 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26441 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
svchost.e 26460 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
plugplay. 26465 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winedevic 26486 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
conhost.e 26501 user 11r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
winecfg.e 26503 user 8r CHR 10,119 0t0 1216 /dev/ntsync
If you have no /dev/ntsync file at all, then your kernel either does not support NTSYNC or ntsync kernel module is not loaded, you can try to load it manually via modprobe command:
# modprobe ntsync
SHA256
7971dfa352c3fb604082c2162ee85be6e343c3d11390f37f60ef61e196e7f592 wine-10.15-amd64.tar.xz
fe613121d6b2be4738efc046276beeaf449636b626237a50bfe38940ba82a3e5 wine-10.15-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
3c6d14a58cd67ef7250967eadb84be7d0ef5f789ebacaed424bc5f3da51293b4 wine-10.15-staging-amd64.tar.xz
1db25efed78d5fe6b74aeea6bb1f07f3c0c5751560be8c02272158a7eb87a565 wine-10.15-staging-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
47a4e3972f067f2d26d86c3af06c22b4d0358039e2c52c4d1574d2e43bfe4999 wine-10.15-staging-tkg-amd64.tar.xz
961ed5ba23a7aab85a01f90a59f8fa625077a51f6cdd35a5495644022959f517 wine-10.15-staging-tkg-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
2e26780b851b2d110d65024c8473b3b82ee9ee537869bbf6b77ae65b9a2a49f3 wine-10.15-staging-tkg-ntsync-amd64-wow64.tar.xz
f3b9ebf460e80956854311c7be7975505f0535a69b1c49eddeb0ac2817932d58 wine-10.15-staging-tkg-x86.tar.xz
c474566c0a06bb907f05ffd7355fea79da03df5b8875b04c71513e795d5d14f3 wine-10.15-staging-x86.tar.xz
df66d24d613fc7578adc78603c34f8276eadcd2bc8b6aa797ec562f20abfa890 wine-10.15-x86.tar.xz