Bottles version 67.5 is available, bringing several bug fixes and improvements to the Wine-based layer for running Windows applications and games on Linux.
The release addresses Z-drive handling, font installations, template downloads, offline component catalog fallbacks, and Proton Wayland settings for games.
The update fixes issues that occurred when the virtual disk was disabled, resolves issues with font installation, and better notifies users when an installer fails. It also fixes template download and the backup search feature, allowing users to access previously installed components even without an internet connection.
Improvements for games and custom tools
For those using Linux for gaming, the new release fixes issues with connecting controllers, resolves problems with game search attempts, and fixes display settings when launching games.
Version 67.5 also adds optional detection and native application analysis for Soda, the program's custom execution tool. Other execution tools continue to function as before, without changes. In addition, a login mechanism has been added for compatible Soda tools, which supports browser authentication and stores account information in the device's secure password storage system.
Management and ease of use
The update improves management by fixing architecture detection when importing settings and ensuring that user files remain intact when restoring to a different account.
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Finally, various issues have been fixed with shortcuts, mouse dragging, sort order, and controls for removing parts. Total game time is now displayed in hours for easier reading.
The application is available for Linux, with Flatpak being the recommended installation method.
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