Node.js has issued multiple security updates, which encompass improvements in error handling for asynchronous crypto operations, an upgrade of llhttp to version 9.2.0, and the inclusion of a previously omitted call to uv_fs_req_cleanup. The updates are included in a comprehensive security update for Node v20.19.2, Node v22.15.1, Node v23.11.1, and Node v24.0.2.
Mesa 25.0.6 has been released, addressing several issues effectively. The release addresses several issues, including the configuration of lower_pack_64_4x16, the definition of CONSTANTRAMMODE, and the implementation of the LB restriction on constlen. Additional enhancements encompass the resolution of the batch buffer decoder, the implementation of r600_buffer_from_user_memory for rusticl, the parsing of global bindings for every generation in iris, the specification of the starting address for the compute shader, and the consideration of the grid's variable_shared_mem.
The release additionally features solutions for DOOM: The Dark Ages, addressing software fallback rejection in non-software EGL_PLATFORM=device, and rectifying stackIDs on Xe2+. The release also resolves GPU hang issues related to image copies for ASTC/ETC2 formats on the transfer queue, disregards radv_disable_dcc_stores on GFX12, and corrects SDMA copies for linear 96-bit formats. The release additionally incorporates corrections for color material tracking and eases the validation of EXT_texture_integer.
Zed 0.186.8 has fixed several bugs, including long path/file names pushing Markdown code codeblock header buttons, duplicated recommended models in all models lists, and tool use in Gemini models.
Zen Browser 1.12.4b (2025-05-13) introduces several enhancements and corrections, featuring a new haptic feedback option for macOS users, a share icon for the 'copy current url' notification, and the capability to search through renamed pinned tabs. Furthermore, the problems related to toast notifications, macOS close buttons, download animations, and the restoration of previous sessions have been addressed.
GloriousEggroll has announced the release of GE-Proton10-1, a rebased iteration of Valve's Proton 10 Bleeding Edge. The Wine-Wayland feature has been activated, and patches from the upstream Wine have been backported accordingly.
The recent updates address issues across a range of titles, including Marvel Rivals EGS, The Testament of Sherlock Holmes, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Breath of Fire 4 (GOG), Star Citizen, Yosumin, DOOM 2016 (GOG), Lord of the Rings Online, Once Human, Shadows of Adam, Metaphor ReFantazio, Persona 3 Reload, Liminal Border Part III, and Mojika Truth Rears Its Head. Wine-Wayland is not officially endorsed by Valve; however, it is accessible for individuals to utilize or experiment with. A new method for utilizing Wine-Wayland involves setting PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 and PROTON_ENABLE_HDR=1. There are several identified issues with Wine-Wayland, including crashes in DOOM 2016, DOOM Eternal, and DOOM The Dark Ages without the Mesa patch. Additionally, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood also experience crashes, as well as Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2, which similarly require the Mesa patch to function properly.
The fourth test version of Godot 4.5 is now available, bringing new features like support for embedded windows on macOS, moving 3D physics interpolation to SceneTree, the option to export variables as Variant, stackable outlines on Label, specular occlusion from ambient light, and improvements to the renderer.
Users of macOS have shown a keen interest in integrating their windows within the editor; however, this functionality is specific to the operating system and involves low-level implementation. Stuart Carnie implemented this feature in GH-105884, which operates differently from the implementations on Windows and Linux. The updated architecture for 3D physics interpolation effectively resolves the issue by transferring all logic to SceneTree while preserving the current API.
Users of macOS have shown a keen interest in integrating their windows within the editor; however, this functionality is specific to the operating system and involves low-level implementation. Stuart Carnie implemented this feature in GH-105884, which operates differently from the implementations on Windows and Linux. The updated architecture for 3D physics interpolation effectively resolves the issue by transferring all logic to SceneTree while preserving the current API.
VSCodium 1.100.13210 based on Visual Studio Code 1.100.1, has been released
The release of Inkscape 1.4.2, the first minor release after Inkscape 1.4, brings various fixes, enhancements, and new functionalities.
The update features a new splash screen, initial support for importing Vectornator/Linearity Curve files, a new extension for path cleaning, enhanced import capabilities for Affinity Designer files, 20 fixes for crashes and freezes, over 50 bug fixes, and 14 updated translations. The release notes contain additional information. Inkscape is developed by a dedicated team of volunteers, and users have the opportunity to support the project by engaging with the global community or making a financial contribution.
A new version of the Linux GPU Control Application has been released. The LACT Release v0.7.4 is a refinement update that introduces new features, such as an enhanced fan control user interface, automatic fan mode threshold for Nvidia, and improved information reporting. The custom fan curve interface has been updated to feature a draggable curve, and the temperature sensor utilized for the curve has been established. The GPU restricts fan speeds to a range of 30% to 100% when manual controls are utilized.
LACT now provides information on OpenCL details, the GPU instruction set version for AMD, and the ROP count for AMD. A new configuration API for GPU settings via the Unix socket has been introduced, enabling the GUI to request confirmation for all configurations. All user interface parts now use the Relm4 library to create GTK UIs, which solves the problems with UI lag that happened after changing settings multiple times, issues that were linked to how GTK handled signals in the old setup.
LACT now provides information on OpenCL details, the GPU instruction set version for AMD, and the ROP count for AMD. A new configuration API for GPU settings via the Unix socket has been introduced, enabling the GUI to request confirmation for all configurations. All user interface parts now use the Relm4 library to create GTK UIs, which solves the problems with UI lag that happened after changing settings multiple times, issues that were linked to how GTK handled signals in the old setup.
Zed editor 0.185.15 introduces a range of enhancements, such as resolved text overlap issues, the inclusion of previously missing actions, and corrections to layout shifts. The update addressed several issues, including the rendering of added context when editing past messages in a thread, ensuring profile changes persist for new threads, preserving previously selected items in Thread History, simplifying the user interface, correcting menu::SelectPrevious keybindings, resolving a bug that caused the agent to use the incorrect profile, and fixing a race condition.
Mark Otto has announced that Bootstrap Icons versions 1.12 and 1.13 have been released. Version 1.12 introduces an icon for Bluesky, while Version 1.13 features multiple icons, provides guidance on utilizing Sass files with Vite, and includes various bug fixes. The issue tracker is currently accepting submissions for additional icons. For installation, please utilize npm or Composer, or alternatively, download the release directly from GitHub.
Proton 10.0-1f beta addresses regressions found in Proton 10.0, resolving issues related to Steam Cloud downloads, missing saves, and crashes. Resolved issues with Space Engineers crashing on Steam Decks and addressed the problem of gamepads intermittently ceasing to function on certain configurations.
Another Zed editor update has just been released. The new update features enhancements in model selection, debug output, autoscrolling, message editor positioning, profile selector display, resolution of AWS Bedrock issues, and the diagnostic tool for Copilot models. The updates resolve concerns related to model selection, debug output, autoscrolling, message editor positioning, and the deletion of AWS credentials.
A new version of the Zed editor has been released, improving subscription-related information, tokenizer support for OpenAI models, latency, and tool schema compatibility for Gemini models; adding mistral-medium to the Mistral provider; and saving profile selection per-agent thread.
A small update to Zen Browser has been released, addressing issues related to toast notifications and the restoration of previous tabs and introducing a compact mode featuring a background tab. The update also includes minor enhancements.
NodeJS 24.0.1 has been released, featuring significant updates such as the reversion of "buffer: move SlowBuffer to EOL" and corrections of typographical errors in method names. The build now incorporates third-party simdutf by default in GN, includes HBSPS as a triager, and adds history entries to the input-type section.
VSCodium 1.100.03093 based on VSCode 1.100.0 has been released.
You can now download PostgreSQL 18 Beta 1, which offers previews of all features included in the official database release. The release notes detail all features and modifications implemented. The community invites users to evaluate the new features on their systems to identify and resolve bugs and other issues. PostgreSQL 18 introduces an asynchronous I/O subsystem, enhancements in query optimization, and innovative indexing features. It additionally facilitates parallel builds for GIN indexes, partition keys, and materialized views with unique indexes; enhances locking performance for queries involving multiple relations; and offers advancements in text processing.
The release additionally enables the retention of planner statistics during a major version upgrade, facilitating a quicker attainment of the expected performance state for the upgraded cluster. Furthermore, pg_upgrade, the tool designed to assist with major version upgrades, includes various performance improvements aimed at expediting upgrades involving numerous objects, including tables and sequences. The release enables pg_upgrade to execute its checks concurrently, utilizes the configurations specified by the --jobs flag, and introduces the --swap flag.
The release additionally enables the retention of planner statistics during a major version upgrade, facilitating a quicker attainment of the expected performance state for the upgraded cluster. Furthermore, pg_upgrade, the tool designed to assist with major version upgrades, includes various performance improvements aimed at expediting upgrades involving numerous objects, including tables and sequences. The release enables pg_upgrade to execute its checks concurrently, utilizes the configurations specified by the --jobs flag, and introduces the --swap flag.
PostgreSQL has announced an update for all supported versions, which includes 17.5, 16.9, 15.13, 14.18, and 13.21. The update addresses one security vulnerability and resolves more than 60 reported bugs from the past few months. PostgreSQL 13 will cease to receive updates on November 13, 2025, and users are advised to prepare for an upgrade to a more current, supported version.
The update fixes important problems, such as handling self-referential foreign keys in partitioned tables, avoiding data loss with BRIN bloom indexes, making sure the MERGE operation works correctly with DO NOTHING actions in partitioned tables, stopping failures in INSERT commands, and fixing issues with casts in JSON constructor expressions. The update addresses enhancements in the query planner, resolves performance issues related to GIN index search startup, and improves I/O statistics for active WAL senders.
The update fixes important problems, such as handling self-referential foreign keys in partitioned tables, avoiding data loss with BRIN bloom indexes, making sure the MERGE operation works correctly with DO NOTHING actions in partitioned tables, stopping failures in INSERT commands, and fixing issues with casts in JSON constructor expressions. The update addresses enhancements in the query planner, resolves performance issues related to GIN index search startup, and improves I/O statistics for active WAL senders.
LibreOffice 24.8.7 has been released as the seventh and final minor release of the LibreOffice 24.8 series, a complimentary open-source office suite compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux. LibreOffice 24.8 is scheduled to reach its end of life in mid-June 2025. Users are advised to transition to LibreOffice 25.2.
