Run StarCraft in a native-looking window while checking Discord on the same screen, then launch Fallout 2 fullscreen without restarting ExaGear. No more “virtual desktop inside a tiny box.”

(if specifically related to Wine):

If you want, I can:

ExaGear Wine 40 represents a beautiful moment in emulation history—a proprietary bridge that proved x86-on-ARM was viable. While open-source solutions are catching up, this version remains the most polished, stable, and "just works" solution for running Windows XP-era software on your phone or Raspberry Pi.

ExaGear traditionally runs apps in a heavily sandboxed, separate X11 or VirGL environment. Switching between the emulated Windows app and native Android/Linux apps is clunky. Wine 40 introduced better Wayland and clipboard/DRM leasing, but ExaGear doesn’t leverage this.