Bottles releases 67.4 update with Battle.net fixes and ARM64 support

Bottles 67.4 Linux gaming Wine manager ARM64 support Battle.net fix

Mirko Brombin has released Bottles 67.4, a new update for the open-source Wine manager on Linux. This version includes a targeted bug fix that resolves a persistent crash loop in Blizzard’s Battle.net launcher, which previously hindered game installations for some users.

The update also addresses a video playback issue for KiriKiri-powered visual novels and includes the Soda 11.0-10 dependency bundle. For Flatpak users on version 67.3, the new components can be updated automatically through the Components catalog without a full application upgrade.

Notably, the recent development cycle has expanded Bottles' capabilities to include experimental ARM64 support via the cpak packaging channel. This allows the software to run on ARM-powered laptops and single-board computers by utilizing native ARM64 and ARM64EC support within the Soda runner, alongside FEX for running x86 and x86_64 Windows software.

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Blizzard Entertainment · Bottles · Linux · Mirko Brombin

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Bottles 67. 4 Lands with Battle. net Crash Fix and New Soda Bundle [www.linuxcompatible.org]

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Bottles Brings Hope for Windows-only Software on ARM Devices [feed.itsfoss.com]

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