Zed v0.198.2 has been released, featuring a range of enhancements aimed at improving user experience. This update includes performance optimizations for handling large repositories, memory efficiency improvements for GPU rendering, upgrades to the keymap editor's keystroke input and layout, the introduction of Git stash/pop functionality via the Git panel, and support for the :norm command in Vim mode. The release features a brief timeout for handling the stop recording keybind in the keystroke input, resulting in a more compact keymap editor. Additionally, there are enhancements in Windows paths, keyboard-based dock show/hide functionality in JetBrains keymaps, collapse functionality for outlining entries, and support for closing docks using shift-escape in JetBrains keymaps.
The release features enhancements in GitHub remote URLs and an added menu entry on the git panel for git stash and git pop stash, as well as support for :norm. Zed now presents an updated configuration of workspace folders for Python projects and offers support for executing Go benchmarks designated as "Benchmark".
The fifth beta release of Godot 4.5 been released, emphasizing regression fixes as the beta period nears its conclusion. The release features enhancements in the Web, XR, and Android editors, along with bug fixes and upgrades to the audio and video components. The main updates since beta 4 include changing the name of Camera2D, fixing the missing 3D gizmos, making sure threads only manage one pump task, and correcting translation remaps that were wrongly resetting.
Zen Browser 1.14.10b has been released and introduces new features, faster opening of new windows, and fixes issues with hovering over tabs in compact mode.
Darktable 5.2.1, a bug-fix release that includes several improvements and bug fixes, is now available for download. The release is available on GitHub and includes fixes for various issues, such as UI/UX improvements, performance improvements, and bug fixes. The main features of darktable 5.2 include a reset window position, improved performance, fixed translation of snapshot module labels, expanded width of preference boxes Lua Options, fixed compilation when OpenMP is disabled, and fixed regressions introduced in darktable 5.0.
The API version for Lua has been updated to 9.5.0, and new features have been added, such as applying a sidecar to dt_lua_image_t and adding action support for Lua. However, macOS versions older than 13.5 are not supported. The release also includes changes to rawspeed, camera support, and supported cameras. The release also includes support for Apple ProRAW DNGs, Fujifilm GFX 100 model name fix, and Fujifilm lossy RAFs.
A minor patch release for the FEX emulator has been issued, correcting a regression related to the RegisterAllocationPass: simplify next-use logic.
Audacity 3.7.5 has been released with ARM64 on Windows as well as the inclusion of a FLAC importer for 32-bit PCM, resolution of crashes, and updates to libopus, libcurl, and libpng.
IceWM 3.8.2 has been released and introduces new "switchmenu" and "print" actions for using a "switchkey" definition in the "keys" file. It also resolves issues with resizing maximized windows, recomputing work areas, and maintaining menus near the screen edge. Changes include making the "icesh-Zerminal" filter work on non-Linux systems, adjusting desktop icon positions, and minimizing fullscreen windows.
The release of HeroicGamesLauncher version 2.18.1 Hotfix #1 addresses a significant change for Linux users, specifically the default setting that hides Proton versions other than Proton-GE. The update now exclusively conceals Proton Experimental and operates on an Opt-in basis rather than an Opt-out approach. The update addresses the Environmental variables table and introduces configurations for utilizing WoW64 on Linux. The updates consist of enhancing the Alphabet Filter in the Library, retaining the scroll position of the library during screen transitions, correcting text wrapping for non-alphabetic scripts, eliminating unnecessary alt launch actions, reinstating the Winetricks log message, and enabling non-GE Proton versions to exclusively conceal Valve Proton versions. The update addresses logger errors, disregards DLCs, introduces a WoW64 toggle for Linux non-native games, and deactivates DXVK-NVAPI when it is turned off.
A new version of the FEX-Emu, an emulator that allows you to run x86 applications on ARM64 Linux devices, has been released. The new release, FEX-2508, highlights significant performance improvements in JIT optimizations, call-return stack optimizations, and hardware TSO feature implementation. The release also includes improvements in the WINE wow64/arm64ec libraries, enabling Apple Silicon's hardware TSO feature, and implementing NX bit, a security feature that prevents games from executing unmapped executable code. Additionally, FEX has made improvements in anti-debugger/tamper behavior, including support for Peggle Deluxe and Crysis 2: Maximum Edition.
The FEX release FEX-2508 includes several changes to improve the performance of Arm64 Wine. These changes involve getting rid of pair usage in various components like allocator, ARM64EC, ASIMDOps, SVEOps, ArchHelpers, Arm64, Arm64Emitter, CMake, CUID, ELFContainer, EmulatedFiles, Frontend, OpcodeDispatcher, FileManagement, IR, InstcountCI, JIT, LibraryForwarding, wayland, DecodeNZCVCondition, PoolBufferWithTimedRetirement, Profiler, and XXFileHash. Additionally, the release includes fixes for the thunk unittest path, the update vcvtsd2si test, instcountci, and x87StackOptimizationPass. The release also includes support for Ubuntu 25.04 and updates to the XXFileHash and XXFileHash.
CloudNativePG has released versions 1.26.1 and 1.25.3, which focus on bug fixes and stability enhancements for PostgreSQL clusters. Users are strongly advised to upgrade to these versions. The first release candidate of the upcoming 1.27.0 release introduces features like dynamic loading of extensions, logical decoding slot synchronization, primary isolation checks, and experimental failover quorum. Feedback will shape the final release in the coming weeks.
Node.js v24.5.0 has been released and introduces several significant updates, including an upgrade to OpenSSL 3.5, the addition of support for source phase and instance phase imports to WebAssembly modules, and enhanced support for WASM imports to JavaScript. The release incorporates integrated proxy support within request() and Agent, along with the introduction of setDefaultCACertificates() to node:tls. Additional significant modifications encompass the incorporation of ${pid} placeholders in CPU-prof-name, DNS support for maximum timeout, and updates to npm, amaro, undici, sqlite, and ada. The implementation and specification of these changes remain provisional and may be adjusted as necessary.
Node.js v22.18.0 (LTS) has been released and introduced type stripping by default, allowing it to execute TypeScript files without additional configuration. This feature is experimental and subject to change. To disable it, pass the "no-experimental-strip-types" CLI flag. Other notable changes include updating amaro to 1.1.0, adding watch-mode-related flags to node.1, adding islandryu to collaborators, implementing import.meta.main, allowing correct handling of bursts in fs-events with AsyncIterator, propagating permission model flags on spawn, adding support for the readBigInts option in db connection level, and making worker async disposable. Commits include fixing dead code, removing dead code, and fixing the SHAKE128/256 breaking change introduced with OpenSSL 3.4. Node.js GitHub Bot also updates amaro to 1.1.0, 0.5.3, 0.5.2, and 0.5.0. The changes aim to improve the user experience and maintain the stability of Node.js.
The second release candidate for Apache NetBeans IDE 27 has been released and includes fixes for Java file moves, improved reindenter and code completion behavior for compact source files, and a fixed disco client JDK download action.
Eric Engestrom has announced the release of the third release candidate for Mesa 25.2.0. All issues that may impede the release of version 25.2.0 final should be included in the milestone. The upcoming release candidate features a range of enhancements, including the implementation of dependency flags in vk_common_CmdPipelineBarrier, resolution of nullptr dereference issues in cmd_buffer tracepoint, addition of bit depth and profile checks for AV1 encoding, transmission of slice control, specification of miscellaneous and deblocking parameters on a per-frame basis, correction of encode bitstream buffer offset and alignment, adjustment of H265 encode cu_qp_delta on VCN2, and the adoption of new definitions for H264 SPS information flags. The completion of the release candidate is anticipated within one week.
Eric Engestrom has announced the release of Mesa 25.1.7, which is addressing several issues reported on the GitHub repository. The release addresses several issues, including gaps_in_frame for H264, the passing of dependency flags in vk_common_CmdPipelineBarrier, the utilization of safe-const binning VS when safe-const full VS is employed, and the resolution of nullptr dereference in cmd_buffer tracepoint.
Important improvements have been made to the Mesa platform, including fixes for array limits in the texture mipmap descriptor, removal of unnecessary flags from PAN_MESA_DEBUG, and a complete overhaul of how texture instructions are hashed and compared. Additional enhancements consist of renaming vk_sync_timeline helpers, addressing VK_NOT_READY in AcquireNextImage(), and rectifying NIR metadata invalidation with closest-hit shaders.
A new version of Ungoogled Chromium based on Chromium 138.0.7204.183 has been released.
Daniel Scherzer has announced the fourth alpha version of PHP 8.5.0, featuring a range of enhancements. The updates encompass the addition of clone-with support to the clone() function, resolution of non-userland stream notifiers, introduction of the PHP_BUILD_PROVIDER constant, configuration of the FPM access log limit via log_limit, correction of an incorrect comparison with php_stream_can_cast(), adjustment of the return value on failure for the resourcebundle count handler, prevention of changes to opcache.memory_consumption when SHM is already established, establishment of OPcache as a mandatory component, and rectification of issues GH-15074, GH-15074, GH-17422, OPcache build failure, and GH-19301. Furthermore, the standard version incorporates HEIF/HEIC support for getimagesize, SVG support for getimagesize() and related functions, an optimized PHP html_entity_decode function, minor enhancements to array_chunk(), and support for empty URIs with Uri\Rfc3986\Uri.
The LXQt team has released lxqt-wayland-session 0.2.1, updating configurations for labwc 0.9, Hyprland 0.50, Niri 25.05, and Sway 1.11, affecting new installations without configuration files.
Zed editor v0.197.3 has been released, featuring Magistral support for Ollama, a screen selector dropdown for screen sharing, an option to disable AI features, automatic retries on failed requests in the Agent panel, specifications for accessing debugger data breakpoints, enhancements to the keymap editor, and a new action to compare the current selection with the clipboard contents. The update incorporates support for various OpenAI API-compatible providers, enhancements to Bedrock streaming, and an option to disable all AI features.
The agent panel now automatically retries failed requests under additional circumstances, and the edit tool can access files outside the current project only with user permission. The Git panel has undergone enhancements, and the experience with git --amend has also been refined. Recent updates address several issues, including resolving a crash that occurs when transitioning from a message to a thread within the context, correcting keybindings for new threads and text threads, and enhancing the resizing experience on Wayland/Linux.
Valve Software has released Proton 10.0-2 beta, addressing various issues with various games, including Stardust Skate, STAR OCEAN THE DIVINE FORCE, Champions of Anteria, IL-2 Sturmovik Cliffs of Dover, Click&Fight, Tunnet, WRC Generations, and Post Mortem. The update fixes Proton 10 regressions, including issues with the warframe launcher, Enshrouded, VRChat video playback, and OpenVR. It also addresses issues with The Eminence in Shadow: Master of Garden, VRChat, and VIDEO GAME.
The update also addresses OpenSSL-related issues with many games, including Claybook, Gravel, and SMITE, which occur on newer Intel CPUs. It also improves the rendering of Alpha Protocol's launcher and resolves issues with Once Human, Risk of Rain 2, and The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered.
