Wine 10.20 has been released with several upgrades, including a new version of its core rendering library, vkd3d, now at version 1.18, which brings welcome graphics improvements. The release also expands support for reparse points and refactors internal code in the Common Controls component base to improve Windows app compatibility. Additionally, a progress dialog specifically designed for document scanning tasks has been added, along with numerous bug fixes that address stability issues and crashes in various applications, such as Civilization v1.2 and TomTom MyDrive Connect.
A new version of the application manager "AM" has been released with several upgrades designed to improve user interaction and management of AppImages. The update includes reworked help messages that are easier to translate, as well as improved usability features such as shorthand names for specific commands and simpler searching options. Additionally, the developers have addressed security concerns by removing built-in support for ZSH completion and introducing checks to prevent accidental use of installation options outside their intended context.
The libfm-qt 2.3.1 update has been released, offering refinements to the core code of this Qt-based library behind LXQt's file manager. The development team has reverted to a more original approach for moving files between directories, which should improve performance and stability in certain conditions. Additionally, redundant hint tags have been removed from the UI, making it easier for developers working on LXQt-related projects to navigate the code.
Pgpool-II has released new versions 4.6.4, 4.5.9, 4.4.14, 4.3.17, and 4.2.24 to improve stability and performance for PostgreSQL users. The updates include significant changes such as discontinuing the treatment of application_name in version 4.6.4 and switching from standard long to long long for time calculations to prevent potential integer overflow problems. Additionally, several bugs have been fixed, including a segfault related to CopyOut in extended query mode, improved handling of watchdog split-brain scenarios, and issues with prepared statements and connection flags.
Bottles has released a new update, version 60.1, which aims to make the tool easier to use. A significant change is the overhaul of the preference pages, particularly those related to runners and cache management. These pages have been reorganized into an AdwPreferencesGroup structure, likely making navigation more streamlined for users.
Proxmox Backup Server 4.1 has been released with several new features built on the foundation of Debian GNU/Linux 13.2 and Linux kernel 6.17.2-1. One notable addition is user-based traffic limiting, which allows administrators to prioritize workloads by assigning higher bandwidth to specific users during backups. Proxmox Backup Server 4.1 also includes configurable parallelism for verify jobs, enabling administrators to manage resources more efficiently. Additionally, the software now features bandwidth rate limiting for S3 endpoints, making it ideal for shared environments or networks with limited connectivity.
AMD has released ROCm 7.1.1, an update to its open-source software stack designed for graphics processing unit (GPU) computation. This release provides a comprehensive ecosystem for developers to customize their GPU software and achieve high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), and scientific computing needs.
Zen Browser has released a new version, 1.17.10b, which brings the browser up to date with the latest Firefox version (145.0.2). This update includes various bug fixes to improve the overall performance and stability of Zen Browser. Specifically, developers have resolved issues with the download animation and the Glance feature's activation when using Ctrl or Shift while clicking links.
The LXQt team has released a new point update for the LXQt desktop environment, making version 2.3.1 of the lxqt-panel available for download. The LXQt panel serves as the taskbar and central hub where users interact with their system, utilizing interactive elements known as "plugins" or "widgets." This latest release includes updates that improve stability for developers working on older systems, particularly those using Qt < 6.8, by adjusting the build process to work with earlier versions of the Qt library.
Postfix has released new versions, including 3.10.6, as well as legacy versions (3.9.7, 3.8.13, and 3.7.18), making an update available for the main branch. The latest release, Postfix 3.10, includes fixes for several issues, including a bug that caused email delivery problems due to incorrect TLS wrapping settings. Additionally, version 3.10 introduces improved logging features for SMTP clients, warning users of potential problems during delivery and offering more details about successful matches. The update also patches issues affecting older versions (3.9 and below), including a segmentation fault caused by duplicate parameter names in certain "postconf" commands.
The Node.js team has released its latest long-term support version, 20.19.6, 'Iron,' which focuses on resolving issues while maintaining stability and security. This update includes modernizing the root certificates to use NSS 3.114 for secure handling of encrypted data, as well as updates to important dependencies like 'undici' and 'uvwasi.' The release also addresses HTTP/2 issues, such as ping buffer length mismatches, making web interactions smoother for users. Additionally, the team has improved documentation and fixed various bugs, including superscript display quirks on Windows and devcontainer integration points.
Zen Browser has released an update to version 1.17.9b, bringing some minor improvements to its minimalist browsing experience. One new feature is a notification that appears after upgrading, allowing users to customize whether they see it in settings. The update also fixes two bugs: folders now remember name and icon changes, and "glance" mode activation issues with Alt+click on links have been resolved. These refinements aim to make Zen Browser feel more polished and user-friendly for everyday use.
WinBoat has released version 0.9.0, a significant update to its Electron app that allows running Windows applications on Linux through containerization technology. The new iteration brings several improvements, including support for both Docker and Podman during setup, UWP app support, and the ability to modify existing applications directly within the WinBoat setup. Users can now also adjust application scaling settings, customize window manager behavior, and disable graphical animations to resolve potential issues.
MariaDB Foundation has released the latest release candidate, 12.2.1. The new release offers improvements and refinements in various areas, including deeper compatibility with established systems like MySQL and Oracle, as well as enhancements to the optimizer and performance tools. Additionally, it includes practical additions such as the long-awaited Oracle TO_NUMBER function and a TRUNC() function to round numbers down, making number conversion easier. The update also addresses several issues and expands MariaDB's built-in metadata capabilities, solidifying its position as a strong database option.
Bottles 60.0 is now available, bringing significant improvements to its functionality and user experience. A key feature of this release is the direct integration of Wayland support into the settings menu, allowing for the seamless running of Windows apps and games without relying on compatibility layers. Other notable changes include improved translation management, a move away from an older dependency, and enhanced internal settings management through a registry rules system.
A new version of Mutt, 2.2.16, is now available, offering improved functionality and bug fixes for users. This release addresses a critical issue that caused resource leaks when compiled with OpenSSL or LibreSSL, leading to failed connections over time. The updated text-based mail reader still excels at handling complex tasks like file attachments via MIME format and email encryption with GPG and PGP protocols.
A new version of VSCodium, tagged as 1.106.27818, has been released with several behind-the-scenes adjustments to keep the code editor current and secure. Key updates include upgrading dependencies such as signpath/github-action-submit-signing-request from version 1 to 2 and updating action dependencies like actions/upload-artifact. The update also includes refreshed patches for smoother performance and a subtle change in how VSCodium reads product.json files from the command line. Additionally, Electron has been upgraded within this build to version 6, and the maximum icon size on macOS has been increased for sharper visuals or accessibility improvements.
A new version of Ungoogled Chromium has been released, offering users an alternative to standard browser releases by minimizing Google integration. This version ditches Google services built into the core experience while keeping things familiar for those used to regular Chromium builds. To achieve this goal, Ungoogled Chromium removes features tied to Google domains and strips unnecessary binaries from the source code, resulting in a lighter and more focused browser that prioritizes privacy and control. Additionally, this version of Ungoogled Chromium offers advanced customization options for users who want to tinker with their setup, including new command-line switches and flag settings.
The latest update for Zen Browser, version 1.17.8b, brings several improvements that enhance user experience, including a move to Firefox 145.0.1 for stability and performance enhancements. The new update also includes smoother folder dragging, improved tab management with hover-over close buttons, and enhanced visual tidiness with consistent separator display. Additionally, the developers fixed issues related to core features like the Glance view and URL bar functionality. However, Windows users may experience an issue with double-clicking tabs, which can be resolved by disabling the draggable sidebar in Zen preferences.
A new version of LACT 0.8.3 has been released, focusing on practical improvements and bug fixes rather than flashy marketing points. This release includes several enhancements, particularly for AMD graphics card users, such as additional temperature sensors and voltage data metrics that can be easily accessed in the graphs window. The update also improves LACT's interaction with the 'gamemode' tool and addresses long-standing issues, including a smoother profile watcher reload and more accurate systemd service descriptions.
