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CrossOver ARM64: Run Windows Apps on Linux & macOS with Native Performance

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

CodeWeavers unlocks Windows App &⁣ AAA‍ Game Compatibility on Linux and macOS wiht ARM64 CrossOver Preview

November 6, 2025 – A new preview of CrossOver, CodeWeavers’ compatibility layer, brings near-native performance of Windows applications and demanding AAA titles to ARM64-based Linux and ‍macOS systems. The release⁣ marks a notable leap forward for users seeking to run Windows software without the constraints of virtualization or dual-booting, and opens possibilities for ARM-powered gaming on platforms like the Steam Deck ‍and ⁤future VR headsets.

For years, Linux and macOS users have faced challenges running Windows-exclusive software. CrossOver addresses this by enabling applications to run directly on ‍these operating systems,⁤ and the ⁤ARM64 preview dramatically expands this capability. This growth is notably impactful for businesses looking to migrate Windows workloads to Linux, and for gamers eager to ​experience titles like Ghost of‌ Tsushima (achieving 50 FPS in testing) ⁤without performance compromises. The preview is available now to users with active ⁣CodeWeavers subscriptions, with the company actively soliciting feedback to refine‌ compatibility and performance.

CodeWeavers announced the preview ​today, highlighting the potential⁢ beyond gaming. The company envisions CrossOver on ARM64 facilitating‌ enterprise request migration ⁢and broadening compatibility across the growing landscape of ARM-based devices. Developers ​emphasize that ⁢this is not‌ merely‍ about replicating Windows functionality, but about unlocking a new level of performance and flexibility for users of Linux and macOS‍ on ARM64 architecture.

Users can access the⁣ CrossOver ARM64 preview and provide feedback through the CodeWeavers website: https://www.codeweavers.com/blog/mjohnson/2025/11/6/twist-our-arm64-heres-the-latest-crossover-preview.

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