PHP 8.4.9 has been released, addressing multiple issues across various components, including BcMath, Core, Date, DOM, FPM, Hash, Intl, Opcache, ODBC, OpenSSL, PDO ODBC, PDO Sqlite, Phar, PHPDBG, PGSQL, Random, Readline, SimpleXML, Soap, and Tidy. The updates resolve concerns related to memory leaks and compatibility issues. BcMath has resolved issues GH-18641 and GH-17711, while Core has addressed issues GH-17711 and GH-18022. Zend has addressed the issues identified in bugs GH-18695 and GH-18695, and the function zend_ast_export() has been corrected. Additional modifications encompass managing references in zval_try_get_long(), preventing the removal of the main chunk in zend_gc, and resolving compilation issues with zend_alloc and non-default options.
Zed 0.192.8 has been upgraded to vscode-eslint-2.4.4 as an ESLint language server, revised color indicators, fixed document color issues, and fixed a remote crash.
The pgAdmin Development Team has announced the release of pgAdmin 4 version 9.5, which incorporates 18 bug fixes and introduces new features. Significant updates encompass the introduction of a new permission to disable the "Change Password" feature for a pgAdmin role, implementation of role-based restrictions for editing server connections, enhancements for customizing keyboard shortcuts, the addition of a search box, and the capability to preserve workspace, query windows, and pgAdmin state during shutdowns or restarts. The update enhances PL/pgSQL code folding capabilities and introduces support for nested blocks. The release additionally resolves concerns related to SQL syntax highlighting, query tool functionality, and user interface layout. The release of the Python package to PyPi has encountered a delay.
Zen Browser 1.14b is a stable release that includes several security enhancements and new functionalities. The upgrade to Firefox 140.0.2 includes enhancements such as an improved color picker, automatic detection of dark/light mode, and refined gradient rendering. The modifications have been transitioned to a C++ backend to improve performance and stability. Furthermore, legacy customization styles are not enabled by default for new users.
Following the release of GE-Proton10-5 and 10-6, a bug in the wine-wayland patches necessitated the launch of GE-Proton10-7. The 10-5 version was deemed invalid due to crashing issues, and the 10-6 version was updated to address the problem. The update encompasses the rebasing and force pushing of the Wine-Wayland patches, the resolution of NVIDIA crashes, and the incorporation of patches for Wuthering Waves. The PROTON_PREFER_SDL option has been reinstated to enhance support.
GE-Proton10-5 has been released, primarily updating upstream code. Wine-wayland patches have been rebased, addressing NVIDIA crashes and eliminating the need for the Mesa patch.
LACT Linux GPU Configuration and Monitoring Tool version 0.8.0 has been released, introducing enhanced profile management, a process monitor, and additional Nvidia metrics. The tool now facilitates the export and import of profiles to JSON files and is compatible with all three GPU vendors. The update incorporates additional metrics for GPU voltage, GPU hotspot temperature, and VRAM temperature. The integration of the power profiles daemon is now active, allowing for the detection of the power-profiles-daemon on the system and the automatic disabling of any conflicting functionalities.
Enhancements to the Flatpak service have been implemented, enabling LACT to function more reliably across various system configurations. Important points to note include the need for kernel 6.14 or later to overclock RDNA4 GPUs, a new fix for RDNA3 that reliably shows thermal throttling, and the ability to select from different Vulkan drivers.
Enhancements to the Flatpak service have been implemented, enabling LACT to function more reliably across various system configurations. Important points to note include the need for kernel 6.14 or later to overclock RDNA4 GPUs, a new fix for RDNA3 that reliably shows thermal throttling, and the ability to select from different Vulkan drivers.
Wine Staging 10.11, based on Wine 10.11, has been released.
A new development release of Wine is available and includes the preparation work for NTSync support, improved capabilities for Windows Runtime metadata generation in WIDL, and various bug fixes.
OBS Studio 31.0.4 has been released and represents a significant update that addresses multiple issues associated with NVENC, including enhanced support for NVIDIA Kepler GPUs. The update incorporates a revised code signing certificate for OBS, which could impact game capture compatibility with certain anti-cheat solutions. The update also resolves multiple crashes associated with media sources lacking a video frame size, issues on macOS 13 or earlier, freezes during item cropping, and possible crashes when reordering scene items.
The update also resolves concerns related to NVIDIA Background Blur, video capture devices on macOS, and program view resolution. The update also resolves crashes related to hand gesture reactions, rectifies issues with malformed scene collection files, and addresses initialization problems with PipeWire screen sharing on Linux. Furthermore, it tackles problems related to disabling the screensaver on Linux, the migration of NVIDIA Audio Effects filters, inaccuracies in base resolutions within scene collections, and complications with Portable Mode that lead to incorrect configuration directory placements.
The update also resolves concerns related to NVIDIA Background Blur, video capture devices on macOS, and program view resolution. The update also resolves crashes related to hand gesture reactions, rectifies issues with malformed scene collection files, and addresses initialization problems with PipeWire screen sharing on Linux. Furthermore, it tackles problems related to disabling the screensaver on Linux, the migration of NVIDIA Audio Effects filters, inaccuracies in base resolutions within scene collections, and complications with Portable Mode that lead to incorrect configuration directory placements.
A new version of Ungoogled Chromium based on Chromium 138.0.7204.49-1 is now available. Ungoogled Chromium serves as a streamlined alternative to Google Chromium, preserving the original user experience. It provides enhancements for privacy, control, and transparency.
Rust 1.88.0 represents a stable release of the programming language, enabling users to develop dependable and efficient software solutions. This version includes multiple features, including the capability to chain let statements within if and while conditions, which facilitates a more consistent drop order. Naked functions are now supported, allowing full control over the generated assembly for a particular function. The CFG predicate language has been enhanced to include boolean literals, true and false, which function as configurations that are consistently enabled or disabled, respectively.
The introduction of automatic cache cleaning in version 1.88.0 enables the system to automatically perform garbage collection on the cache located in its home directory. This mechanism eliminates files downloaded from the network that have not been accessed within a 3-month period, as well as files sourced from the local system that remain unaccessed for 1 month. Cargo versions 1.78 and later monitor the access information required for garbage collection; however, certain components continue to exhibit instability.
The introduction of automatic cache cleaning in version 1.88.0 enables the system to automatically perform garbage collection on the cache located in its home directory. This mechanism eliminates files downloaded from the network that have not been accessed within a 3-month period, as well as files sourced from the local system that remain unaccessed for 1 month. Cargo versions 1.78 and later monitor the access information required for garbage collection; however, certain components continue to exhibit instability.
A preview of MariaDB 12.1, a rolling release, has been made available by the MariaDB Foundation. Performance enhancements in the update include delayed logging for the audit plugin, parallel replication for Galera replicas, segmented key cache for Aria, improved MDL scalability, and quicker vector distance computations through extrapolation. Compatibility features like the caching_sha2_password plugin, associative arrays, optimizer hints, and other features like functional index support, wildcard support, and retrying write sets on Galera nodes are also included.
Node v22.17.0 (LTS) has been released and introduces several significant changes, such as the deprecation of specific APIs, the stabilization of various features, and the incorporation of diagnostic channels. The warning system now advises against constructing classes such as IncomingMessage or ServerResponse without the new keyword, ensuring that API expectations are consistent with standard JavaScript behavior. The HTTP/2 priority signaling API, including stream.priority, is no longer supported due to inadequate real-world implementation. The feature has successfully transitioned to a stable status, and the partialDeepStrictEqual() method has been fully stabilized. Additional features comprise the autoClose option for fs.FileHandle.readableWebStream, the provision for explicit resource management in fs.Dir, and the diagnostics channel for http2.server.stream.finish. The closed_lock_with_key feature facilitates read access to the entry file by default, enhancing the operation of permission-restricted applications while maintaining security standards. The util.styleText() method has been revised to incorporate a 'none' style, enabling developers to eliminate styling efficiently and without resorting to workarounds.
Commitments to the project encompass addressing broken benchmarks, enhancing cp-sync with additional options, correcting typos in method names for error-stack, implementing constexpr where feasible, and reorganizing the sections of process.md. The community updates consist of the addition of Filip Skokan to the TSC, JonasBa to the collaborators, and a correction of a typo in the method name for error-stack.
Commitments to the project encompass addressing broken benchmarks, enhancing cp-sync with additional options, correcting typos in method names for error-stack, implementing constexpr where feasible, and reorganizing the sections of process.md. The community updates consist of the addition of Filip Skokan to the TSC, JonasBa to the collaborators, and a correction of a typo in the method name for error-stack.
Zed v0.192.5 has been released, featuring numerous enhancements such as inline color previews, integration with Vercel as a language model provider, enterprise support for GitHub Copilot, the latest Gemini 2.5 models, streaming capabilities for OpenAI's O1 model, and initial support for both z l and z h in vim mode, among other improvements. The release features Caps Lock support, an option to display the minimap exclusively in the currently active editor (file), additional settings file locations for VS Code/Cursor settings import, and a method to collapse all entries in the Project Panel without requiring focus on it.
The AI agent has been enhanced to include support for Vercel as a language model provider, stream support for OpenAI's O1 model, image support for the LMStudio provider, compatibility with Gemini thought signatures, automatic removal of context server settings upon uninstalling the MCP extension, and improved management of environment variables. The agent now facilitates the acceptance and rejection of individual file changes from the message editor, automatically scrolls to the bottom after submitting a new message, and enhances the agent's capability to utilize MPC tools that necessitate absolute paths to files and directories within the project.
The AI agent has been enhanced to include support for Vercel as a language model provider, stream support for OpenAI's O1 model, image support for the LMStudio provider, compatibility with Gemini thought signatures, automatic removal of context server settings upon uninstalling the MCP extension, and improved management of environment variables. The agent now facilitates the acceptance and rejection of individual file changes from the message editor, automatically scrolls to the bottom after submitting a new message, and enhances the agent's capability to utilize MPC tools that necessitate absolute paths to files and directories within the project.
VSCodium 1.101.24242, based on VSCode 1.101.2, has been released.
Godot 3.6.1 is a maintenance release for the editor version that was launched in September of the previous year. The update addresses several significant issues, including a regression in grid snapping and ruler functionality when zoomed in, as well as a performance regression related to directional shadow fade_start. The primary updates since version 3.6-stable encompass enhancing the visibility of selected tiles with a red outline, rectifying the client interpolation pump, and optimizing cache management. Additional modifications consist of renaming PKEY_Device_FriendlyName, correcting invalid output operators, relocating MonoGCHandle into the gdmono namespace, preventing debug lock from accessing dangling pointers, rectifying the parsing of 4 in Expression, caching results for TranslationServer.compare_locales(), and addressing errors that occur when non-ASCII characters are present in the resource pack path. The update encompasses enhancements in documentation, including timer autostart in tool scripts and radial_center_offset bounds for TextureProgress. The update encompasses enhancements for Xbox Controller compatibility on Android, addresses physics platform behavior regressions, improves porting processes, and refines physics interpolation. The update encompasses enhancements to third-party libraries, including mbedtls and mbedTLS, as well as resolutions for double free issues in mkvparser ContentEncoding.
A new version of the Nginx CGI plugin has been released. The new version introduces a new capability that enables cgi pass to support script argv.
Nginx 1.29.0 serves as the mainline version of the Nginx project, incorporating support for Early Hints. The release includes various bug fixes, such as stopping unknown "info" messages, fixing -Wunterminated-string-initialization problems with gcc15, correcting the NGX_HTTP_V3_VARLEN_INT_LEN value in HTTP/3, and enhancing the way acknowledgments are sent when there is a limited congestion window.
Node v24.3.0 has been released, featuring several significant changes. Significant updates encompass the inclusion of islandryu among collaborators, appropriate management of burst in fs-events utilizing AsyncIterator, elimination of the experimental warning related to type stripping, and resolution of the test-timeout-flag following the reversion of auto subtest wait. Furthermore, the test_runner has been enhanced to support object property mocking and introduces the fileURLToPathBuffer API.
The release commitments encompass the correction of typographical errors in the help text, as well as updates to various components: nghttp2 to version 1.66.0, acorn to version 8.15.0, amaro to version 1.1.0, npm to version 11.4.2, amaro to version 1.0.0, sqlite to version 3.50.1, simdjson to version 3.13.0, and zlib to version 1.3.1-470d3a2, among others. The project encompasses enhancements for stability 1.x links by excluding the decimal digit, rectifying incorrect RFC numbers in HTTP/2, and incorporating a history entry for TS support in hooks.
The release commitments encompass the correction of typographical errors in the help text, as well as updates to various components: nghttp2 to version 1.66.0, acorn to version 8.15.0, amaro to version 1.1.0, npm to version 11.4.2, amaro to version 1.0.0, sqlite to version 3.50.1, simdjson to version 3.13.0, and zlib to version 1.3.1-470d3a2, among others. The project encompasses enhancements for stability 1.x links by excluding the decimal digit, rectifying incorrect RFC numbers in HTTP/2, and incorporating a history entry for TS support in hooks.
