A new Zen Browser release build is now available, implementing minor features and addressing various bugs. The latest updates introduce a preference for resuming browsing from the last selected tab, an automatic theme for toggling between light and dark modes, a user interface for 'switch tab' on the URL bar, enhanced toast notifications, and resolutions for accessibility challenges related to the URL bar, right-side tabs in collapsed mode, and the importation of modifications.

Two new Zed editor updates have been released, addressing issues with thread history separators, configuration view updates, callout spacing, profile menu flickering, and bug prevention over SSH. The updates also added the ability to open/as a project folder over SSH, changed the initial state of the SSH project picker, and fixed a bug causing agent edits to fail.

Python 3.14.0 beta 1 has been released, representing the initial installment of four anticipated beta versions. This release offers the broader community a chance to evaluate new features and address bug fixes, ensuring their projects are ready for the upcoming release. It is recommended that maintainers of third-party Python projects conduct testing with Python 3.14 during the beta phase and report any issues to the Python bug tracker.

The release is scheduled to be feature-complete; however, it may undergo modifications or be removed prior to the release candidate phase. Significant new features encompass deferred evaluation of type annotations, template string literals, and the introduction of the compression.zstd module, syntax highlighting in PyREPL, a zero-overhead external debugger interface for CPython, support for UUID versions 6-8, and enhanced error messages. The upcoming pre-release is version 3.14.0b2, set to be available on May 27, 2025.

Mesa 25.1.0 has been released, and it incorporates the Asahi driver into the new release, thereby removing the necessity for custom builds for distributions that support Apple hardware. Panfrost has introduced support for Mali G720/G925 and YCbCr in PanVK for v10+ GPUs. The release encompasses new extensions and features, including cl_khr_spirv_linkonce_odr in rusticl, along with storage enhancements.

Ungoogled Chromium 136.0.7103.92-1, based on the Chromium 136.0.7103.92 release, has been released. Ungoogled Chromium is a drop-in replacement for Google Chromium, offering privacy, control, and transparency tweaks. It requires manual activation and prioritization of conflicting objectives, with higher-stakes objectives taking precedence over lower-stakes ones. Unlike other Chromium forks, Ungoogled Chromium maintains the default Chromium experience.

Another Zed editor update has just been released with two bug fixes. This update addresses an issue that prevented the message composer from rendering when the context strip was empty and ensures that agents cannot open active threads as markdown in non-local projects.

The third release candidate for Apache NetBeans IDE 26 has been released for testing. It features enhancements to the Gradle Tooling API and introduces a platform capability to restore clipboard history for editors utilizing ExClipboard rather than directly interfacing with the system clipboard.

Zed editor version 0.185.9 has been released, featuring the Agent Panel for AI-enhanced editing, preliminary support for resolving merge conflicts, an importer for VS Code settings, and enhancements to diagnostics reporting. The release features enhancements in Rust diagnostics, the addition of tab_switcher::ToggleAll, and support for SOCKS4A proxies. Additionally, it enhances the default Helix keybindings, optimizes the sort order for code completion, and facilitates F10 for toggling menus.

Git has introduced preliminary support for addressing merge conflicts, featuring a git_panel.sort_by_path setting that allows for the integration of untracked and tracked files within the diff list. The Git blame links now prioritize the upstream remote over origin when available. The default value of expand_excerpt_lines has been raised from 3 to 5, enhancing the speed at which additional context is visible in the git diff view.

Valve Software has released Proton 10.0-1d beta, a minor update that addresses regressions in Proton 10.0 and implements specific workarounds for certain games. The change log discusses concerns related to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, the crashing of Jusant on Intel GPUs, and resolves problems with key bindings and layouts.

Node 24 has been released, incorporating several important updates. The V8 JavaScript engine has been enhanced to version 13.6, and npm has been upgraded to version 11.

Node 24's release has discontinued support for MSVC, requiring the use of ClangCL for Windows compilation. The AsyncLocalStorage API has adopted AsyncContextFrame as its default, enhancing performance and reliability for complex use cases. The URLPattern API is now available globally, offering an advanced pattern-matching system for URLs. The experimental permission model has been improved, and the test runner module can now handle subtests, making testing easier and reducing mistakes related to unhandled promises. Undici 7 has also been incorporated, enhancing the capabilities of the HTTP client.

Eric Mann has announced the release of PHP 8.3.21, which addresses multiple issues, including IPv6 filter integer overflow, GD overflow, LDAP overriding, libxml errors, OpenSSL memory leaks, PDO Firebird persistent connection problems, SPL memory mismanagement, standard bugs, and Zip-related issues.

The updates address several issues, including crashes in php_clear_stat_cache() related to php8ts, a use-after-free vulnerability in extract(), problems with fseek using SEEK_CUR, a resource leak in iptcembed(), and Zip-related issues with uouv and memory leaks.

Saki Takamachi has announced the release of PHP 8.4.7, which resolves various bugs and issues associated with PHP 8.4 and its session options. This update covers bug fixes for core, DBA, filter, GD, Intl, LDAP, libxml, Opcache, PDO Firebird, PDO Sqlite, PgSql, SPL, and Standard.

Mark Otto has announced the release of Bootstrap 5.3.6, a popular front-end toolkit for building responsive websites. The new release has several updates, including changes to the readme to add bun install, clearer details about getInstance, mentions of npm install and npm run dist in CONTRIBUTING.md, a note about Sass being outdated, and the addition of 'skeleton loaders' to the description of loading placeholders. The offcanvas.md file has been updated to include information regarding the addition of data-bs-target for close buttons in Offcanvas Components. The description for the Floating Labels example has been relocated to the RTL category, and the blockquote inconsistency has been resolved. The image size has been updated from 1.0.2 to 2.0.2, and the switch attribute has been incorporated into the documentation for the switch checkbox. The Accordion component has been successfully integrated, and the script for preparing the documentation release has been implemented.

Rustup 1.28.2 has been released and represents the most recent iteration of the Rust programming language, incorporating various updates.

The cURL download backend and native-tls TLS backend have been officially deprecated, and users will receive warnings upon their usage. Rustup seeks to establish a standardized HTTP + TLS stack incorporating additional components in Rust, thereby enhancing security and performance and facilitating maintenance. Users have the capability to pin the version of Rustup during installation through rustup-init.sh and can utilize rustup self-update to upgrade or downgrade to a specific version. Rustup has addressed an issue in Nushell integration that could lead to the generation of invalid commands within shell configuration.

FEX-2505 is now available. The release encompasses a variety of new features, including enhancements in Arm64, CodeEmitter, ASIMDOps, LoadStoreOps, ScalarOps, Emitter, FEXConfig, FEXCore, Allocator, JIT, Softfloat, FEXServer, FHU, Frontend, InstcountCI, Linux, SMCTracking, LinuxEmulation, LinuxSyscalls, NFC, OpcodeDispatcher, Scripts, UBSAN fixes, Windows, X86Tables, Misc, ASIMD_Tests, Softfloat-3e, and cephes.

A minor release for the Zed editor is now available, featuring an agent beta update that resolves an issue with the consistent use of max mode.

A minor update for Zen Browser has been released, addressing issues related to compact mode, sidebar collapse, jitter, the opening of duplicate new tabs, and the removal of custom colors.

Mission Center 1.0.0 has been released on Flathub and is a Linux application designed to monitor system resource utilization, encompassing CPU, memory, disk, network, and GPU usage. The application provides capabilities for monitoring system processes, thread and handle counts, uptime, clock speed, cache sizes, RAM and swap usage, disk utilization and transfer rates, network utilization and transfer speeds, as well as GPU usage. The tool additionally oversees system fans and offers a streamlined summary view for efficient monitoring.

Intel GPU monitoring is limited to Broadwell and subsequent GPUs, and it does not provide support for VRAM, power, or temperature monitoring. The update features a comprehensive refactor of the Gatherer, now designated as Magpie, which is compatible with other monitoring solutions. The application provides SMART data for both SATA and NVMe devices, facilitates the ejection of removable storage devices, and features a revamped Apps Page that offers enhanced information for each application and process. The update encompasses several bug fixes, including the restoration of missing memory composition graphs, adjustments to the service details window, and the resolution of memory leaks. Translation updates are now accessible in multiple languages.

Zen Browser 1.12b has been released with new features and enhancements, including integration with floss.social and a comprehensive update to privacy protocols. The core has seen the removal of Firefox telemetry, and onboarding pages along with essential favicons are now bundled locally. The website has transitioned away from dependence on external services, CDNs, and Cloudflare services.

The count of external connections has decreased from 82 to approximately 20-10, with only critical security updates and services not related to telemetry still in operation. The update features a refined animation for file downloads, fully containerized essentials, automatic Picture-in-Picture functionality, a dedicated homepage button, export/import options, enhanced workspace switching, a redesigned URL bar, a revamp of essential layouts, and a search engine selection form for the onboarding process. The update also resolves issues related to the panel's UI, the URL bar losing focus, and the occurrence of an empty new tab opening when closing with a pinned tab selected from the previous session.

Wine Staging 10.7, a testing area for bugs and features not yet integrated into the Wine development branch, has been released with updates to the odbc32-fixes patchset and vkd3d-latest patchset.