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DXVK 2.7 is a major update that improves performance and support for newer Intel GPUs, introduces memory defragmentation by default, and includes various optimizations and features for better compatibility and efficiency in running Windows games on Linux via Vulkan.
Cassia is an in-development project aiming to enable the running of Windows desktop games on Android by utilizing Wine, DXVK, VKD3D-Proton, and FEX for emulating x86_64 binaries on AArch64. The project, which is planned to be released in 2024, has raised some concerns due to its closed-source nature, with developers committing to making it open-source if the project is discontinued. Despite the challenges involved, including hardware limitations, Cassia aims to bring Windows games to Android devices and potentially run Steam itself on the platform.
NVIDIA has released RTX Remix 0.4, an updated version of their software aimed at helping game modders remaster classic games for RTX/ray-tracing. This release includes an updated DXVK implementation, performance improvements, and various fixes addressing capture-related problems, geometry corruption, stability issues, and more. Additionally, there are enhancements for terrain baking, parallax occlusion mapping, anti-culling for in-game lights, and other improvements on the bridge side of RTX Remix.