Once mingw compiler and libraries are fine, you can compile dxvk, and wine with mingw support. i can only recommend to follow gentoo wiki for it since it can be quite tricky ( ).
Enabling mingw involves creating a crossdev environment. Since several versions, wine staging and dxvk uses PE format for libraries, which requires them to be build with mingw support (obvious for dxvk which does not compiles without it, less obvious for wine whichcompile fine but does not allow game to run). This test is an update of my last one following several wine and dxvk upgrade on my side. Installation from application works (of course, this means you need to get it running through wine first.) All addons I tried (ElvUI, TSM, BigWigs, etc.) Raiding (around 40 fps with graphic quality set to 8) am sure many people doesn't even know the release date.- Questing and dungeons (70 to 100fps with graphic quality set to 8) Shouldn't they promote more so that more people can get to know that its coming or they should release some good trailer to create hype. Just one 30 sec release trailer on twitter and their site, then its over. I wonder why blizzard is not promoting Patch 9.1 ? There is a tiny little arrow stating we are getting the download s grey with three little dots way at the bottom Comment by rahulv21 on T07:16:02-05:00 The clients share a lot of data these days only if you don't have the PTR installed would you see any notable download sizes. If you have the PTR installed, you probably won't see much of an update. I got this update yesterday,it´s around 8GB.
It's obviously supposed to be perfect once it gets to the PTR. PTR stands for Public Test Realm, please tell me what you expect of it. I sincerely hope their internal builds are less experimental than the PTR ones.
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