Wine 11 rewrites how Linux runs Windows games at kernel with massive speed gains

Wine 11 introduces NTSYNC support, a long-awaited kernel-level rewrite of how Wine handles NT synchronization primitives, replacing older workarounds like esync and fsync with massive performance gains for multi-threaded Windows games on Linux. The release also completes the WoW64 architecture overhaul and significantly matures the Wayland driver, making it a landmark update rather than an incremental improvement.