Zed 0.191.9 has been released, addressing an issue where Anthropic models would sometimes return an error when thinking was enabled.
GIMP 3.1.2 marks the initial development release on the path to GIMP 3.2, introducing new features and addressing various bug fixes. The splash screen was designed by Ville Pätsi to commemorate a recent visit to the 2025 Libre Graphics Meeting. The release features updated theme colors for brush, font, and palette; automatic synchronization with Windows and Linux OS themes; the introduction of a new paint mode named Overwrite; and an added text outline option. The brush previews are now displayed using the theme's foreground and background colors, and the fonts dockable includes a toggle to render brush previews with these theme colors. GIMP introduces a new option for text outline direction, enabling users to manage the orientation of the text outline effectively.
GIMP has enhanced its non-destructive editing features, incorporating the ability to apply filters to channels, calculate and display Total Ink Coverage for selected colors, and support for a range of file formats. The CMYK Color Selector now computes and presents Total Ink Coverage, a feature beneficial for printing applications. GIMP has introduced the capability to import Photoshop patterns, enabling users to incorporate Adobe .pat files into the GIMP pattern folder. GIMP has introduced support for importing APNG animations, loading multi-layer OpenEXR images, and accommodating JPEG 2000 images. The plugin additionally accommodates Nokia's historical black and white Over-the-Air Bitmap format, Jeff's Image Format (.jif), and Advanced Video Coding (AVCI) still images. The purpose of these updates is to minimize bugs and facilitate smoother future development and maintenance.
GIMP has enhanced its non-destructive editing features, incorporating the ability to apply filters to channels, calculate and display Total Ink Coverage for selected colors, and support for a range of file formats. The CMYK Color Selector now computes and presents Total Ink Coverage, a feature beneficial for printing applications. GIMP has introduced the capability to import Photoshop patterns, enabling users to incorporate Adobe .pat files into the GIMP pattern folder. GIMP has introduced support for importing APNG animations, loading multi-layer OpenEXR images, and accommodating JPEG 2000 images. The plugin additionally accommodates Nokia's historical black and white Over-the-Air Bitmap format, Jeff's Image Format (.jif), and Advanced Video Coding (AVCI) still images. The purpose of these updates is to minimize bugs and facilitate smoother future development and maintenance.
IceWM 3.8.0 has been released with several enhancements, including a preview icon for the theme minimize button, improved loading speed, optimized CPU and MEM graphs, an extended Help menu, hotkey conversion, a non-deterministic random number generator, and the suppression of clang warnings.
NodeJS 20.19.3 (LTS) has been released, featuring several significant updates. Significant updates include the stable Gradient WebCryptoAPI algorithms, improved root certificates to NSS 3.108, and a timezone change to 2025b. The build incorporates updates to the ICU, Corepack, and SIMDUTF versions. The commits include making FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 work for 32-bit systems, using glob for dependencies in out/Makefile, allowing length=0 for HKDF and PBKDF2 in SubtleCrypto.deriveBits, and updating simdutf to version 6.4.2.
The LXQt team has announced the release of lxqt-panel version 2.2.2. This update introduces an automatic mount popup feature for Wayland, addresses a bug related to permanent task buttons, enhances support for current screen windows in the wlroots taskbar, and implements case-insensitive searching in the backend.
The LXQt team has released lxqt-build-tools 2.2.1, which includes changes such as a C++20 minimum compatibility level, improved portability with non-bash shells, and the FindXCB module.
Darktable 5.2.0 has been released and represents a significant feature release for the darktable platform, enabling users to compare snapshots alongside the current image, display snapshots in two equal panels, and customize metadata modules. The metadata module is now entirely configurable, and a new module titled "raster mask import" has been introduced. The sigmoid module has been established as the default tone mapper for new installations, and the export module now includes a new section for multi-preset export.
The UI/UX enhancements include adding a spin button for the zoom range widget, another spin button for the four-way tab in Color Balance RGB, and optimizing performance by removing unnecessary GUI refreshes, which has improved responsiveness for blending operations. Other changes include removing the levels and contrast brightness saturation modules, allowing files in Cineon and DPX formats with .cin and .dpx file extensions to be read, and getting rid of the "prefer performance over quality" setting. The default setting for a workaround addressing outdated AMD OpenCL drivers has been disabled, and newer drivers may not require it any longer.
Zed editor 0.191.7 has fixed bugs in the CLI flag, moved the "remove breakpoint" button, fixed incorrect arguments in DAP debugging, and fixed a bug where setting a variable's value doesn't update the variable list.
Ungoogled Chromium 137.0.7151.119-1, based on Chromium 137.0.7151.119, has been released.
VSCodium 1.101.14098 features an update to vscode 1.101.1 and an upgrade to GCC version 10 on the ppc64le platform.
Zed 0.191.6 has been released and includes agent and debugger improvements, including the ability to change OpenAI's API base URL via the UI and correct arguments being passed to the DAP during debugging.
The most recent bugfix release for Mesa 25.1.4 is now available, addressing several issues. The release addresses several issues, including the encoding of multiple tiles with the latest VCN4 firmware, optimization of SSBO offset shifts for nir_opt_offsets, and improvements to pool allocation failure reporting. Additional enhancements involve refining component trimming in visit_tex, rectifying buffer clears, and resolving misleading false errors.
pg_auto_reindexer v1.5 enhances the management of special characters in index and database names, introduces a new --sorting-order option, and improves logging capabilities by providing total bloat index count and per-index progress updates.
Zed 0.191.5 has been released, featuring a range of updates such as a bug fix, the introduction of an onboarding modal, the ability to display tasks from package.json as debuggable scenarios, improvements to breakpoints in TypeScript code, and measures to prevent potential crashes.
Godot 4.5 beta 1 has been released and introduces several significant features, including animation, audio/video capabilities, C# support, comprehensive documentation, an enhanced editor, GDScript improvements, GUI advancements, import functionalities, input options, internationalization support, navigation enhancements, physics updates, platform compatibility, rendering and shader improvements, and XR integration. Some important changes include handling tilemap physics in parts, getting rid of internal nodes, adding asynchronous navigation for both 2D and 3D, removing the gradle_build/compress_native_libraries export option, taking out the "Areas Detect Static Bodies" setting from Jolt Physics, and removing set_scope from JSONRPC. The improvements for user experience include moving selection boxes, scaling options in the Bezier editor, automatic tangents, animation filtering, and adding a delta argument in SkeletonModifier3D. Furthermore, Berama has enhanced the multi-channel audio resampler and incorporated metadata tags into WAV and OGG audio streams.
The .NET team has achieved notable advancements in integrating .NET into web builds for Godot and in the transition to GDExtension for C#. The objective is to ensure that interop calls are universally applicable, enabling any programming language to leverage their benefits. The engine's core is currently being examined, with the addition of script backtracing support for both GDScript and C#. Furthermore, enhancements have been implemented regarding resource duplication, scene transitions, and thread safety. The team appreciates the valuable contributions made by Lukas Tenbrink.
The .NET team has achieved notable advancements in integrating .NET into web builds for Godot and in the transition to GDExtension for C#. The objective is to ensure that interop calls are universally applicable, enabling any programming language to leverage their benefits. The engine's core is currently being examined, with the addition of script backtracing support for both GDScript and C#. Furthermore, enhancements have been implemented regarding resource duplication, scene transitions, and thread safety. The team appreciates the valuable contributions made by Lukas Tenbrink.
The maintenance releases for BIND 9, versions 9.20.10 and 9.21.9, are now available for download on the ISC software download page.
The Bootstrap CSS framework has released a new version with fixes related to the migration to Astro and several minor enhancements. The update encompasses the rectification of broken URLs, enhancement of HTML content, refinement of sanitizer documentation, improvement of accessibility features, and the strategic relocation of advertisements. Improvements to internal documentation include adding CDN integrity and crossorigin attributes, a clearer explanation of how to use floating labels with placeholders, and combining different 'none' values in the box-shadow Sass mixin. The update addresses issues with popover and tooltip functionality in JavaScript while also incorporating suggested VSCode extensions and configuration settings into the repository.
Python 3.14.0 beta 3 has been released, representing the third of four scheduled 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 feature launch. Significant enhancements in Python 3.14 encompass support for free-threaded Python, deferred evaluation of type annotations, template string literals, multiple interpreters in the standard library, and the introduction of compression.zstd module, syntax highlighting in PyREPL, a zero-overhead external debugger interface for CPython, support for UUID versions 6-8, and an upgraded C API for configuring Python.
PHP-8.3.23RC1 has been released for testing, resolving several bugs and issues within the PHP codebase. This encompasses resolutions for fundamental issues, including zend_ast_export() and zend_gc, as well as compilation challenges related to zend_alloc and non-default options. Furthermore, the release resolves concerns related to curl, date, FPM, hash, intl, ODBC, opcache, openssl, phar, PHPDBG, PDO ODBC, PGSQL, random, readline, soap, and tidy. The release also resolves concerns related to the pg_cancel_query() warning and the tidyOptIsReadonly deprecation.
PHP-8.4.9RC1 has been released for testing, addressing various bugs and issues related to PHP. The release includes fixes for bugs in BcMath, Core, Date, DOM, FPM, Hash, Intl, Opcache, ODBC, OpenSSL, PDO ODBC, PDO Sqlite, Phar, PHPDBG, PGSQL, Random, Readline, SimpleXML, Soap, and Tidy. These fixes address issues with memory leaks, and deprecations in various areas. The release also addresses bugs in PHPDBG, PGSQL, Random, Readline, SimpleXML, Soap, and Tidy. The release also addresses issues with zend_alloc and non-default options and fixes for memory leaks in various functions. The release is aimed at improving the user experience and enhancing the overall functionality of PHP.
