Godot 4.5 beta 4 is now available for download, with bug fixes and regressions addressed. The beta period has entered feature freeze, so only bug fixes and improvements will be visible. The release includes bug fixes for animation, build system updates, and addressing regressions. The main editor title has been fixed, and ScriptEditor inline color float handling has been fixed. GDScript has been fixed, and the GUI has been updated with new options. Multiplayer has been fixed, and Windows has added support for SSE4.2 runtime check.
Daniel Scherzer has announced the release of the third alpha version of PHP 8.5.0 for testing purposes. The modifications encompass the incorporation of clone-with support into the clone() function, rectification of non-userland stream notifiers, and the introduction of the PHP_BUILD_PROVIDER constant. The updates also encompass the inclusion of support for CURLINFO_CONN_ID, CURLINFO_QUEUE_TIME_T, and CURLOPT_SSL_SIGNATURE_ALGORITHMS. The limit for the FPM access log can now be configured through log_limit. The OPcache is now mandatory, and the OpenSSL functions have received updates. The standard features encompass HEIF/HEIC support for getimagesize, SVG support for getimagesize() and related functions, an optimized PHP html_entity_decode function, and minor enhancements to array_chunk().
Calvin Buckley has announced the release of PHP 8.4.11, which addresses several bugs within the PHP codebase. The updates encompass resolutions for calendar, core, DOM, LDAP, MbString, Opcache, OpenSSL, PCNTL, Phar, SOAP, SPL, Standard, and Zip. The release encompasses resolutions for jewishtojd overflows, core bugs, weakmaps, OSS-Fuzz, re2c warnings, undefined symbols, and additional issues. The update additionally resolves concerns related to LDAP, MbString, Opcache, OpenSSL, PCNTL, Phar, SOAP, and SPL. The standard version incorporates corrections for misleading errors, RCN violations, pack() overflows, streams, and zip functionalities. The release also resolves issues related to fgets() and stream_get_line(), as well as the undefined symbol 'execute_ex' on Windows ARM64.
Jakub Zelenka has announced the release of PHP 8.3.24, which addresses several bugs within the PHP codebase. The updates encompass improvements for Calendar, Core, LDAP, Mbstring, OCI8, Opcache, OpenSSL, PCNTL, Phar, SOAP, SPL, Standard, and Streams. The release addresses various issues, including fixes for jewishtojd overflows, OSS-Fuzz concerns, mb_split overflows, OCI8 problems, oci8 leaks, opcache challenges, OpenSSL vulnerabilities, PCNTL matters, Phar complications, SOAP discrepancies, SPL issues, standard concerns, stream problems, and zip-related issues.
VSCodium 1.102.35058, based on Visual Studio Code 1.102.3, has been released.
The Zen Browser 1.14.9b has been updated to address a regression issue with closing glance that was present in previous versions.
Zen Browser 1.14.8b has been released, addressing issues with the glance cancelation button and multiple arrows in the URL bar when switching tabs.
Zen Browser 1.14.7b fixes issues with workspace changes not changing tabs and native windows caption buttons displaying the grid display dialog even if hidden.
OBS Studio 31.1.2 has been released and introduced hotfix changes to address various issues. These include a fix for Multitrack Video setting the Maximum Video Tracks to 10 if set to "Auto", a fix for Browser Source hardware acceleration failing in the Flatpak version, and a fix for incorrect progress bars and spacing around scrollbars. Additionally, the fix addresses a freeze on Linux when using PipeWire capture with explicit sync.
The pgAdmin Development Team has released pgAdmin 4 version 9.6, which includes four new features and seven bug fixes/housekeeping changes. Notable changes include displaying keyboard shortcuts in tooltips, implementing a server-side cursor for better performance, setting a custom SESSION_DIGEST_METHOD for FIPS compliance, and enabling the PKCE workflow for OAuth 2 authentication. Bugs include a Windows installer issue, an issue in the Search Objects tool, improved application state restoration, and a crash in the json editor. The release also ensures compatibility with PG/EPAS v18 and uses 'Drop' instead of 'Delete' for object commands.
Kdenlive 25.08 Release Candidate is ready for testing, focusing on bug fixes and adding features like an optimized interface for lower resolution screens, proper recognition of project files on MacOS, fixed title template location on Windows, downloadable keyboard schemes, Python 3.13 compatibility for Whisper, power management support, start timecode support, marker display in guides list, thumbnails, and a redesigned mixer. Users can download binaries and provide feedback to help polish the final release.
Zen Browser 1.14.6b has been released and includes performance improvements and stability fixes, as well as security fixes. New features include improved accent color detection, a better custom color picker, improved glance animations, and a more native feel to Windows 11 window buttons. Fixes include picture caching and scroll optimization issues, a bug where adding or removing colors in the color picker would make the UI white, and a fixed 'copy calculation' in the URL bar.
Ungoogled Chromium 138.0.7204.168-1, based on Chromium 138.0.7204.168, has been released.
VSCodium 1.102.24914, based on Visual Studio Code 1.102.2, has been released.
The second release candidate for Mesa 25.2.0 has been released. The release candidate includes fixes for various issues, such as denorm flushing and addressing ANDROID_CTS_MODULES. The next release candidate is expected to be added to the milestones for further improvements. The release candidate includes fixes for various issues, such as removing pass cases, enabling safe-const binning VS, and addressing tile swizzle.
The first release candidate for Apache NetBeans IDE 27 has been released for testing, addressing various issues and improvements. The release includes improvements in Gradle, Maven, Ant, Java, PHP, Enterprise, JSON, and XML catalogs. The latest version of Gradle now supports using the latest version in new projects, while Maven has been updated to 3.9.10 and removed COS notifications. Java has been added to the VS Code extension, and Java Editor has been improved. PHP has been updated to 2.33.0, and JavaScript TextInterceptorTests have been fixed. JavaScript has been enhanced, and Enterprise has added new PrimeFaces and OmniFaces namespaces. The release also includes fixes for missing domains folder settings for Payara Services Configuration, media query level 4, and JSON.
Heroic Games Launcher 2.18.0, a new release, introduces several UI and UX improvements, fixes, and a new opt-in anonymous analytics. The team used Plausible Analytics, an open-source and privacy-first analytics tool, to understand the user base and prioritize improvements. The Flatpak is reverted to Runtime 23.08 due to issues with gamepad input on Steam Deck gaming mode. For HDR and better Wayland support, users can install Heroic from the Beta branch on Flathub.
Linux prioritizes GE-Proton versions and adds a setting to show/hide non-GE versions on the Wine List. UX improvements include joystick and keyboard navigation, a new option to launch games with or without logs from the game page, and Wine-Staging back to Wine Manager. Opt-in anonymous analytics is also added.
Linux prioritizes GE-Proton versions and adds a setting to show/hide non-GE versions on the Wine List. UX improvements include joystick and keyboard navigation, a new option to launch games with or without logs from the game page, and Wine-Staging back to Wine Manager. Opt-in anonymous analytics is also added.
Apache HTTP Webserver 2.4.65 fixes security bug CVE-2025-54090, causing "RewriteCond expr" tests to evaluate as true in 2.4.64. Users are recommended to upgrade to version 2.4.65.
The first release candidate for Python 3.14 has been released, featuring new features such as free-threaded Python, deferred evaluation of type annotations, template string literals, multiple interpreters in stdlib, compression.zstd, except and except* expressions, syntax highlighting in PyREPL, a zero-overhead external debugger interface for CPython, support for UUID versions 6-8, and a new C API for configuring Python. It also includes improved error messages, built-in implementation of HMAC, and a new command-line interface for inspecting running Python processes.
ROCm 6.4.2 has been released with several improvements and enhancements. The ROCm Compute Profiler now supports various data types and uses AMD SMI instead of ROCm SMI. It also adds 8-bit floating point metrics support for AMD Instinct MI300 series accelerators. RocSOLVER has improved the performance of eigensolvers and singular value decomposition. ROCm Offline Installer Creator 6.4.2 includes support for Oracle Linux 8.10 and 9.6, and SLES 15 SP7. ROCm documentation has been updated to provide clearer guidance for various user needs and use cases. The release also includes new tutorials for AI developers and supports additional deep learning frameworks such as Deep Graph Library, Stanford Megatron-LM, and Verl. ROCm 6.4.2 also adds support for SLES 15 SP7 and the RDNA3 architecture-based Radeon RX 7700 XT GPU.
ROCm 6.4.2 includes several changes to its components, including the addition of CPU Unit Occupancy information per process, GPU Board voltage support, new firmware PLDM_BUNDLE, improved math support for hipBLAS, hipBLASLt, hipFFT, hipfort, hipRAND, hipSOLVER, hipSPARSE, hipALUTION, hipBLAS, hipSOLVER, hipSPARSE, rocALUTION, hipBLAS, hipSOLVER, hipWMMA, tensile, primitives, tools for system management, HIP, HIPCC, ROCm Validation Suite, performance tests, ROCm Compute Profiler, ROCm Systems Profiler, ROCProfiler, ROCprofiler-SDK, ROCTracer, development tools, and runtimes. Key changes include corrected VRAM memory calculation, improved implementation of hipEventRecordWithFlags, improved implementation of hipEventSynchronize, and improved support for gfx1151 on Linux. Additionally, ROCm Compute Profiler now supports 8-bit floating point metrics for AMD Instinct MI300 GPUs, and ROCm Validation Suite now supports NPS2/DPX and NPS4/CPX partition modes for AMD Instinct MI300X.
ROCm 6.4.2 includes several changes to its components, including the addition of CPU Unit Occupancy information per process, GPU Board voltage support, new firmware PLDM_BUNDLE, improved math support for hipBLAS, hipBLASLt, hipFFT, hipfort, hipRAND, hipSOLVER, hipSPARSE, hipALUTION, hipBLAS, hipSOLVER, hipSPARSE, rocALUTION, hipBLAS, hipSOLVER, hipWMMA, tensile, primitives, tools for system management, HIP, HIPCC, ROCm Validation Suite, performance tests, ROCm Compute Profiler, ROCm Systems Profiler, ROCProfiler, ROCprofiler-SDK, ROCTracer, development tools, and runtimes. Key changes include corrected VRAM memory calculation, improved implementation of hipEventRecordWithFlags, improved implementation of hipEventSynchronize, and improved support for gfx1151 on Linux. Additionally, ROCm Compute Profiler now supports 8-bit floating point metrics for AMD Instinct MI300 GPUs, and ROCm Validation Suite now supports NPS2/DPX and NPS4/CPX partition modes for AMD Instinct MI300X.
