Bottles lets you run Windows software on Linux, such as applications and games. It introduces a workflow that helps you organize by categorizing each software to your liking. Bottles provides several tools and integrations to help you manage and optimize your applications.
Features:
- Use pre-configured environments as a base
- Change runners for any bottle
- Various optimizations and options for gaming
- Repair in case software or bottle is broken
- Install various known dependencies
- Integrated task manager to manage and monitor processes
- Backup and restore
Screenshots
Observed history
| App | Change | Version | When ↓ |
|---|---|---|---|
| updated | 67.4 | 6 Oct 2026 |
Upstream releases
Release notes supplied by the developer. These dates are not Flathub package publication times.
67.47 Sept 2026
- Fixed Battle.net crashes with Soda
- Fixed first-run videos freezing in KiriKiri games
67.37 Sept 2026
- Restored Flatpak compatibility for 32-bit runners and media codecs
- Fixed Steam runtime launches when the runtime path uses a symbolic link
- Fixed opening selected directories from the Flatpak package
- Added the ARM64 Cpak package with Soda runner support
- Hidden the component update section when no updates are available
67.23 Sept 2026
- Fixed Proton font links not being refreshed after runner updates
- Fixed the UMU dedicated sandbox exposing the host filesystem read-only
- Fixed installer icons failing to load from hosts that reject anonymous requests
- Added card and Revolut donation options to the funding dialog
- Shared files granted through the Cpak file chooser with the dedicated sandbox
- Restricted the Cpak filesystem access to Bottles data
67.12 Sept 2026
- Fixed UMU runtime preparation inside the dedicated sandbox
- Fixed SteamRT4 and ProtoSoda startup inside the Cpak sandbox
- Restored persistent settings in Cpak without a session D-Bus
- Restored the add menu for creating bottles and installing UMU games
- Restored disabled command arguments in program launch options
- Added an opt-in network permission for sandboxed UMU games