Input Controls

BetaBeacon
April 15, 2026
Winlator v11.0 update enhances Windows-on-Android emulation experience with improved hardware and software compatibility. The update includes Mesa Turnip drivers v26.1.0 for better Vulkan performance on Adreno 8-series GPUs, an experimental OpenGL wrapper called Gladio for MediaTek and Exynos chips, Wine 10.10 and Box64 v0.4.0 for improved stability, a new HUD mode for performance monitoring, Light/Dark theme engine, and enhanced input controls. The update is available for download on GitHub, aiming to make Windows-on-Android emulation more accessible and enjoyable for users.
Winsage
June 5, 2025
Microsoft is enhancing Notepad following the discontinuation of WordPad and is introducing a new text editor called Edit for Windows 11, which operates within the Command Prompt. Edit is a compact tool that resembles the classic MS-DOS Editor and has a contemporary interface similar to Visual Studio Code, occupying 230KB of disk space. Users can launch Edit by typing "edit" in the Command Prompt, allowing basic text file editing without advanced features like text formatting or AI summaries. Currently, files cannot be saved directly in Edit; users must copy text to other applications for finalization. Edit is in development and can only be accessed through manual installation from GitHub, with plans to make it the default text editor for command line use in the future.
BetaBeacon
September 27, 2024
- Winlator 8 has an improved UI, added a File Manager to Container, added Screen Effects, fixed Container startup on Android 14, and added options for input API, mouse input, cursor movement, and touchpoint. - Winlator 8 also improved Input Controls, ALSA audio driver, DirectInput, and Drives on Container. - The software updated DXVK, Box64, and Mesa Turnip, and added workarounds for specific games. - Winlator no longer requires users to download an OBB file, and performance varies depending on the game.
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