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Developer enables Adobe Photoshop installation on Linux via Wine patches
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A developer has created patches for the Wine compatibility layer that allow Adobe's Creative Cloud installer to run on Linux, making it possible to install Photoshop and other apps. The fix addresses longstanding issues with JavaScript and XML handling in Wine. While installation now works for versions like Photoshop 2021 and 2025, running the software may still require additional tweaks.
On Saturday, the closed old casino in Malmö opened its doors for the premiere of the wine festival The Pour. 700 tickets sold out, gathering wine enthusiasts and amateurs of all ages. Organizer Arvid Falk aims to make wine experiences less intimidating and more accessible.
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The latest version of Wine, a compatibility layer for running Windows applications on Linux, introduces several enhancements amid rising Linux adoption following Windows 10's end of support. Version 11 adds features like NTSYNC support and improved graphics, making it simpler for users switching operating systems. A ZDNet guide details the straightforward installation process on distributions like Pop!_OS.
The Wine project has announced the release of version 10.19, introducing significant support for Windows reparse points on Linux systems. This update is described as game-changing for compatibility between Windows applications and Linux environments.
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Bottles of Beaujolais Nouveau, released annually on the third Thursday of November, have gone on sale in Japan. Produced in France's Beaujolais region, this red wine is sold in the same year the grapes are harvested. Enthusiasts in Tokyo toasted the fresh vintage at various events.