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RPM resource bottles

Easily manage Wine prefix in a new way! (Run Windows software and games on Linux). Features: * Create bottles based on environments (a set of rule and dependencies for better software compatibility) * Access to a customizable environment for all your experiments * Run every executable (.exe/.msi) in your bottles, using the context menu in your file manager * Integrated management and storage for executable file arguments * Support for custom environment variables * Simplified DLL overrides * On-the-fly runner change for any Bottle * Various optimizations for better gaming performance (esync, fsync, dxvk, cache, shader compiler, offload .. and much more.) * Tweak different wine prefix settings, without leaving Bottles * Automated dxvk installation * Automatic installation and management of Wine and Proton runners * System for checking runner updates for the bottle and automatic repair in case of breakage * Integrated Dependencies installer with compatibility check based on a community-driver repository * Detection of installed programs * Integrated Task manager for wine processes * Easy access to ProtonDB and WineHQ for support * Configurations update system across Bottles versions * Backup bottles as configuration file or full archive * Import backup archive * Importer from Bottles v1 (and other wineprefix manager) * Bottles versioning (experimental) * .. and much more that you can find by installing Bottles!

Found 2 sites for bottles

• https://usebottles.com/
• https://github.com/bottlesdevs/Bottles

Found 35 RPM for bottles

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