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AFAIK: The way DX9 works for Windows software running under Wine, is that wine has a layer that intercepts all DX9 calls and retranslates them into OpenGL. Ther
by Rannath 7y ago
AFAIK: The way DX9 works for Windows software running under Wine, is that wine has a layer that intercepts all DX9 calls and retranslates them into OpenGL. There is no equivalent for DX11.
- protanopia 7y agoWine has supported DX11 for over 2 years at this point[1]. However, how is that relevant? Did the Mac and Linux versions use Wine? [1] https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/01/wine-3-0-released-direct3d-11-support https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/01/wine-3-0-released-direct...
- Rannath 7y agoNo clue. I was making an educated guess. I was stuck with DX9 for a while because I wanted some stuff to run under wine. I switched to opengl nearly... 6 years ago now? Didn't realize it had been that long.