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.
The development release of Wine version 10.7 is now available, introducing enhancements including user fault FD support, support for float format conversions in WindowsCodecs, and continued development on the new PDB backend. The release additionally incorporates several bug fixes.
The update addresses 14 issues, including the disappearance of PokerStars windows during alerts, the absence of the "send to..." submenu in the playlist menu, the "Alt Gr" button causing access violations in Teach2000, misaligned icons in the icon bar, popups displaying incorrect scrollbars, and scrollWindowEx() returning an ERROR when the window is not visible.
The update addresses 14 issues, including the disappearance of PokerStars windows during alerts, the absence of the "send to..." submenu in the playlist menu, the "Alt Gr" button causing access violations in Teach2000, misaligned icons in the icon bar, popups displaying incorrect scrollbars, and scrollWindowEx() returning an ERROR when the window is not visible.
A new version of the Zed editor has been released, addressing issues with file finder crashes related to lowercase file names and ensuring that tasks properly stop during reruns.
The third release candidate for Mesa 25.1.0 is now available for testing. The release candidate includes improvements to various features, such as enabling VK_EXT_direct_mode_display, addressing errors in propagating from CMP to ADD.SAT, and addressing negative chunk offsets. The release is expected to be completed in one week.
The fifth bugfix release for Mesa 25.0 has been released. The release includes fixes for flushing when using a staging buffer for copies, enabling VK_EXT_direct_mode_display, and fixing MOCS values in XY_FAST_COLOR_BLT for gfx12. The release also addresses issues with legacy DRI2 compatibility, re-emitting VRS state when rendering begins, and handling missing renderer destructions.
Ungoogled Chromium 136.0.7103.59-1 has been released. This version is built on Chromium 136.0.7103.59, with all Google-specific web services excluded.
The second release candidate for PHP 8.4.7 has been released for testing. The PHP 8.4.7 release has addressed multiple bugs, including problems with lazy proxy calls, a use-after-free issue in extract(), a segmentation fault in array_walk(), and modifications to properties of a DateInterval via dynamic properties. The update addressed memory leaks in php_scandir, resolved DBA issues, corrected filter bugs, rectified GD issues, and improved reference support for intltz_get_offset(). Additionally, it resolved LDAP issues, addressed libxml concerns, and rectified OpenSSL problems.
The change log also addressed concerns related to PDO Firebird, PDO Sqlite, PgSql, SPL, and standard issues. The update focuses on the removal of deprecated session options in PHP 8.4 and resolves memory leaks associated with ZipArchive::addGlob().
Valve Software has just released another Proton update, which addresses regressions and resolves the garbage memory issue in generated libraryfolders.VDF files and restores on a best-effort basis.
A new major update of the Zed editor has been announced, featuring the introduction of drag-and-drop file uploads for remote projects, enhanced remote branch support in the branch picker, the ability to manage multiple Python virtual environments within a single worktree, and customizable Vim cursor shapes tailored for various modes. The update features enhancements in terminal right-click functionality, regex highlighting, code completion ranking, and head commit SHA information. The branch picker has been enhanced to support remote branches and now includes head commit SHA information for the Git branch picker.
The virtual environment selector now retrieves virtual environments according to the parent directory of the currently active file, enabling the use of multiple active virtual environments within a single worktree. Code completions emphasize LSP hints and HTML highlighting. The editor now includes customizable cursor shape settings for each mode, along with added support for Qwen3. Recent updates fix several problems, such as a bug where pressing shift-v on an empty line appeared to select the next line, wrong paths opening when you cmd-click in the terminal, crashes happening when joining a project with a multibuffer that has combined excerpts, repeated excerpts in multi-buffers, the app crashing when scrolling over single-line input fields, and differences in macOS key symbols showing up on other platforms. The update eliminates the requirement for OpenBSD netcat (nc) to input passwords for git or ssh during remote development. The ZED_DEVICE_ID environment variable has been enhanced, and the configuration directory utilized when Zed is installed through Flatpak has been corrected.
The Zed release v0.183.13 has resolved issues related to Python subroot detection, effectively preventing the spawning of multiple Python processes in projects that contain multiple pyproject.toml files.
The Document Foundation has announced the release of LibreOffice 25.2.3, marking the third maintenance update for the LibreOffice 25.2 series across Windows, MacOS, and Linux platforms. The release features bug fixes and compatibility enhancements aimed at improving performance, reliability, and interoperability.
The pgAdmin Development Team has announced the release of pgAdmin 4 version 9.3, featuring four new enhancements and 14 bug fixes along with housekeeping updates. Important updates include adding type constructors for PostGIS spatial types, allowing SQL in the "DB Restriction" field, managing custom roles and their permissions, and supporting font ligatures. The release additionally resolves concerns related to the query tool data output window, debugger freezes, and updates to graph data. The update additionally facilitates OAuth 2 logins utilizing the username claim in cases where the email is not present in the user profile.
Valve Software has released a beta version of Proton 10.0-1 that is compatible with a range of games, such as Batman: Arkham Asylum, Black Ink, Factorio, Ignited Entry, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, MySims Kingdom, No Man's Sky in VR mode, Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army, Soul Interface, THE KING OF FIGHTERS XIII GLOBAL MATCH, Video Game (924310), Willful, and X Rebirth VR Edition.
The update has addressed issues and enhanced video playback across a range of games, including Agony Unrated, All-Star Fruit Racing, Audiosurf, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Gal*Gun 2, Greedfall, Indigo Park: Chapter 1, Omensight, SOULCALIBUR VI, Teleforum, Tintin Reporter - Cigars of the Pharaoh, and Zero Escape: The Nonary Games. The update has successfully addressed network issues in Hunt: Showdown 1896, Rivals of Aether II, Stalker 2, The Axis Unseen, Beyond Handwell, Marvel Rivals, The Finals, and Creatures of Ava. The update also addressed several issues, including input functionality with Studio System: Guardian Angel, cursor responsiveness in the menu of Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy, and crashes in Deviator when using AMD GPUs. It resolved the recurring prerequisite installer prompt in Warhammer: Vermintide 2, re-enabled NVAPI for Neverwinter, Star Trek Online, and Champions Online, corrected full screen mode in The Bright Star Of Seraph-Katis, improved audio crackling in Assassin's Creed Shadows, and fixed CPU topology override problems on systems with over 32 logical cores.
pg_auto_reindexer v1.4 for PostgreSQL, a tool designed to automatically identify and reindex bloated B-tree indexes while ensuring minimal locking, has been released. This capability is essential as indexes build up over time due to ongoing updates, deletions, and insertions, resulting in higher disk usage, reduced read efficiency, and a decline in database performance. The release encompasses significant code refactoring, bug resolution, and the introduction of the new "--jobs" option to enhance reindexing speed. The update includes enhancements to maintenance window management for overnight times and introduces a -jobs option to facilitate quicker reindexing.
Zed 0.183.12 has been released and addresses issues related to the truncation of project settings files and the incorrect opening of inline assist in Assistant text threads, while also excluding the ".zed" directory from workspace files.
