"AM" 9.8 is a new release that supports languages apart from the classic English. Users can now download and compile translations for their language using any.po editor, such as Poedit. The source file is source.po, available in the "translations" section of the repository. To use the new option, translate or --translate, users can use a "trusted" language code or switch between languages. The workflow will automatically create the.mo files needed to use the languages in "AM".
The languages currently available include Czech (cs), Serbian (sr), Spanish (es), and Italian (it). Deutch (de) and Russian (ru) have been generated by AI, so they are subject to possible syntax errors. Users who use AppMan mode or install programs locally from AM will use AM modules instead of creating new ones for AppMan, avoiding duplication. Other changes include enhancements to AM packaging in distributions that incorporate it into their package manager, notifications for users if their distro maintainer is linking wget to wget2, a new template for selecting and installing multiple variants of the same program, colored update output, and support for the NO_COLOR variable.
Samba 4.21.6 has been released with a security-related bug fix identified as CVE-2025-0620. This update addresses an issue in which Samba fails to recognize changes in group membership during the reauthentication of an expired SMB session. This issue arises when Samba retains a cache of associations between a user's impersonation information and the connected shares. The update impacts users who remove an individual from a specific group in Active Directory, resulting in the change not taking effect until the user disconnects from the server and initiates a new connection. Since version 4.21.5, there have been more issues, including problems managing GPO for MOTD settings, a deadlock between two SMB processes, and difficulties with VFS Ceph snapshots and CTDB. The release notes can be accessed online, and the source code is available for download from the Samba website.
Godot 4.5 dev 5 has been released and represents the concluding development snapshot of the 4.5 release cycle, where bug reports and feedback are essential for ensuring a seamless beta period. The latest release features enhancements in the Web and Android editors, and users are invited to join the testing group to gain access to pre-release builds. The key features from earlier snapshots remain accessible for testing in development version 5. Native visionOS support is provided by Ricardo Sanchez-Saez, a member of Apple's visionOS engineering team, marking the first officially supported platform integration in nearly ten years. The Godot Engine provides support for abstract classes, a feature that was previously limited to internal use. Due to Aaron Franke's contributions, this paradigm is now accessible to GDScript users, enabling them to implement their own abstract class with the introduction of the new abstract keyword.
The recent update to Godot 4.5 dev 5 presents a range of features, such as shader baker exporting, WebAssembly SIMD support, inline color pickers, and enhancements in rendering. The shader baker exporting feature is an optional capability that can be activated during the export process to enhance shader compilation efficiency. Targeting Apple devices or D3D12 is highly advisable, as it greatly minimizes load times. Nonetheless, it presents certain trade-offs, including extended export durations and increased build sizes.
Zen Browser 1.12.10b addresses migration issues, resolves incorrect favicon loading, and corrects problems related to restoring multiple windows at the same time.
The release of Wine Staging 10.9 includes several updates, such as a rebase against Wine 10.9, the addition of the kernel32-limit_heap_old_exe patchset, and an update to the vkd3d-latest patchset.
The release of Wine version 10.9 is now available, incorporating a range of bug fixes and enhancements. The release features an upgrade to version 1.16 of vkd3d, initial support for generating Windows Runtime metadata in WIDL, support for compiler-based exception handling with Clang, and EGL library support for all graphics drivers.
The update addresses 34 issues, including problems with toolbar strips being excessively long, Wine's inability to print in a newly allocated console window via AllocConsole(), Heavy Metal Pro's failure to print Record Sheets, the absence of MIDI music in Alonix, improper functionality of 3D Pinball - Space Cadet, toolbar buttons activating without a valid click, display artifacts in Empire Earth 1.x, crashes of MS Office 2010 on Windows 7, wineserver consuming an entire CPU core with Ableton Live 10.0.6 and a custom Wine version, among others.
GE-Proton10-4 has been released, resolving issues with DOOM Eternal, DOOM Dark Ages, and Rocket League in winewayland. A stub implementation for amdxc64.dll has also been added to facilitate FSR4 functionality. The release encompasses updates for Star Citizen, Daedalic games, Once Human, and Tree of Savior.
Roundcube Webmail 1.6.11 has been released as a security update for the stable version 1.6, focusing on recent vulnerabilities, including post-auth RCE through PHP object deserialization. The update addresses the match-type selector in the delete header action, enhances the installer, resolves a PHP warning in index.php, and optimizes the token refresh process. The update also resolves bugs related to dark mode, addresses HTML message preview issues, and corrects inaccuracies in SPECIAL-USE folder detection. The update additionally eliminates the mobile/floating Create button, as well as the Delete and Empty buttons, and addresses issues related to LDAP connections.
Roundcube Webmail 1.5.10 has been released, addressing vulnerabilities, including post-auth RCE through PHP object deserialization.
A new nightly build of Darktable 5.1 has been released. The nightly build serves as a testing version for evaluating new features prior to official releases. It addresses previous issues and incorporates intricate code; however, there may be implications for stability. Updated versions may alter the database schema; therefore, it is advisable to utilize a separate library. AppImage is supported on distributions that utilize glibc version 2.35 or later. The *.AppImage.zsync file includes technical details. Windows necessitates UCRT, while macOS mandates version 13.5 or 14.0.
Zen Browser 1.12.9b incorporates fixes, security enhancements, and modifications for Firefox versions 139.0 and 139.0.1. The update features automatic mod updates, enhanced performance for rendering rounded corners in webviews, and prioritization of critical processes during memory pressure on macOS. Improvements encompass the accurate restoration of icons for pinned and essential tabs, resolution of split view and Glance issues, and the proper operation of compact mode following window closure.
The release of Zed v0.188.5 addresses a bug that prevented the model picker from displaying all provider models.
OBS Studio 31.1.0 Beta 1 has been launched, presenting new features and addressing various bug fixes. The latest update includes support for Windows on Arm (WoA), introduces new user interface appearance options, enhances preview zoom controls, and offers multitrack video functionality on macOS and Linux. The update incorporates support for GPU conversion in terms of color format, space, and range, alongside enhancements in network performance, TCP pacing, stream delay, and a spatial AQ option for VideoToolbox encoders. It also features QVBR rate control for VA-API, explicit synchronization support for PipeWire Screen Capture, V4L2 virtual camera compatibility for non-Linux environments, and hardware-accelerated browser source support for Linux.
The update incorporates modifications to game capture hook signatures on Windows, enhances logging for recommended settings in streaming services, and refines the appearance of the Scene Collection importer, Sources list, dock toolbars, missing files dialog, and recursive directory searches. The preview/source context menu has undergone reorganization, and the Exit button from the Controls dock has been eliminated.
Zed v0.188.4 has resolved crashes and improved performance when editing YAML files and handling large folds.
The pgAdmin Development Team has announced the release of pgAdmin 4 v9.4, featuring 15 bug fixes and new enhancements. Significant updates encompass the facilitation of large file downloads for desktop users, the inclusion of previously unavailable options in the Import/Export Data functionality, and the enhancement of table data export capabilities based on custom queries. The issues identified include delayed result grids, errors occurring during table deletions, and inaccurate error messages when SQL statements incorporate Arabic characters. The update enhances contrast for selected and hovered items in the Object Explorer, manages changes in the result grid data, and incorporates a display for API fetch errors.
Ungoogled Chromium based on Chromium 137.0.7151.55 has been released.
Zed 0.188.3 has been released, featuring enhancements for various languages, including the ability to import SSH host names from the SSH config, as well as upgrades to the agent panel. The release features icons for the file finder, excluded_files to pane::DeploySearch, Emacs keymap bindings for Ctrl/Alt-V in selection mode, and a method to import SSH host names from the SSH config. A from_existing_connection flag has been added to the OpenRemote action, enabling the direct opening of the path picker for the current connection.
Linux (X11) now enables the functionality of pasting images directly from the clipboard. The Terminal now offers support for Japanese Input Method Editors (IMEs) on macOS, enhancing project search performance and default terminal keybindings. The agent has now incorporated tool call support for existing Mistral models, enhancing the consistency of the previous message editing user experience with that of the main message editor.
Mesa 25.0.7 is now available, signifying the conclusion of the 25.0 series. Users are advised to transition to the 25.1 series to ensure ongoing bug fixes. The release fixes several problems, such as handling FunctionParameterAttributeNo, OpenCLstd_F, correcting accidental changes to global dirty bits, and creating a link between SF_CL and CC states. Additional enhancements encompass adjustments to the bitstream buffer size, improvements in radeonsi/vce, output quality, and performance in the speed preset, as well as restricting 10bit H265 decode support to Stoney and newer versions. The release also includes numerous bug fixes for gfxstream and radeonsi components, ensuring improved performance and stability across the board.
VirtualBox 7.2.0 Beta 1 has been released and introduces new features such as a move to global and VM tools, the addition of Arm virtualization in the unified Windows installer package, and guest additions for Windows 11/Arm. Additionally, issues with Arm VMs from VirtualBox 7.1 are fixed, and vboxwebsrv is now included in packages.
The Zed editor version 0.1.879.9 has been released, addressing the problem of excessive highlights in clangd's inactive regions diagnostics.
