The newly released MSI Viewer 4.0 is a powerful utility designed to help users inspect the contents of MSI (Microsoft Installer) packages without the need to run the installer itself. Built on the lessmsi project, it serves as an efficient solution for accessing individual files contained within MSI files.
Pinokio is a free, cross-platform desktop application designed to simplify the process of turning your PC into a personal cloud for running and managing AI applications and server-style software. The latest version, Pinokio 8.2.0, enhances its functionality and ease of use, making it an attractive option for developers and tech enthusiasts.
Zed Editor v1.18.0 introduces inline variable display for C and C++ debugging, utilizing CodeLLDB and GDB adapters, and expands its AI model support, featuring GPT-5.6 and Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite while retiring older models. The update aligns debug step keybindings with VS Code defaults and enhances the File Finder to remember the last 20 opened files using a new SQLite backend. Although the release focuses on user experience and community contributions, it contains breaking changes that may require users with custom keymaps or hardcoded AI settings to audit their configurations. Additional improvements include performance optimizations for Linux users and a refreshed Markdown preview, culminating in a polished release aimed at enhancing debugging and overall usability
Audacity 4.0.0 has been officially released, featuring a complete rewrite using Qt, a new clip-based editing model, and the introduction of a new .aup4 project format, while removing some legacy features. The update focuses on enhancing the core audio editing experience, intentionally leaving out functionalities like MIDI support and a mixer for future versions. This overhaul represents the most significant change to the audio editor in over a decade, with modern UI elements and improved workspace options. Despite the missing features, the developers emphasize that the update aims to refine user experience and prepare the software for future advancements, including a commitment to adding MIDI support soon
The latest Linux security roundup highlights significant updates across major distributions, addressing vulnerabilities in critical libraries such as Go, OpenSSL, and Chromium. Oracle and Red Hat released Go 1.26.7, while Fedora upgraded OpenSSL to 3.5.8, fixing multiple CVEs. Notable patches included Ubuntu's resolution of a privilege escalation flaw in sudo-rs and various updates from AlmaLinux and Debian for other critical packages. Users are urged to promptly apply these updates, as they contain crucial security fixes that mitigate risks associated with memory corruption and denial-of-service vulnerabilities
WYSIWYG Web Builder 21.2.1 has been released, offering users a powerful tool for creating their own web pages without needing extensive knowledge of HTML. This (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) software ensures that web pages will display exactly as designed, allowing users to build their sites through a simple point-and-click interface. The program generates HTML tags automatically, enabling users to drag and drop elements onto their pages and publish their work seamlessly to a web server using the built-in Publish tool.
Steven Barrett has released Liquorix Linux Kernel 7.2-5, the third incremental update in just over thirty-six hours, which enhances the Project-C scheduler optimizations to reduce Linux wake latency. The update aims to keep coupled tasks on SMT sibling threads and prioritize placing synchronized wakeups on the waker's core, benefiting Linux gamers and audio producers. The new patches focus on maintaining L2 cache locality by preventing the disruption of task pairs during load redistribution and optimizing the handling of thread wakeups. While the Liquorix kernel caters primarily to AMD64 users and aims for improved interactivity, it may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those with heavy compute tasks
Rclone 1.75.1 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a powerful command-line tool for synchronizing files and directories between various cloud storage services and local file systems. This versatile program is tailored for managing files across multiple cloud platforms, providing a robust alternative to the standard web interfaces offered by cloud providers. With support for popular services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Amazon S3, Rclone allows for efficient file transfer, synchronization, and backup.
Intel has launched version 1.38.0-rc1 of its Linux NPU driver, optimized for the latest Wildcat Lake hardware, which includes updates to the compiler submodule and new firmware binaries. This release candidate enables developers using OpenVINO and oneAPI to test compiler optimizations, although production users are advised to wait for the final release. The update maintains backward compatibility and reflects Intel's commitment to its open-source strategy for AI acceleration on devices. Key features include model caching, mutable command lists for dynamic workloads, and enhanced security with GPG-signed Debian packages
Samba has released version 4.23.12, a maintenance-focused update aimed at addressing plumbing issues following a series of significant security advisories earlier in the year. The update includes improvements to the internal DNS server, threading fixes, and adjustments for file server behavior, but does not introduce any new CVEs. The release comes after previous patches that addressed critical vulnerabilities, including a remote code execution flaw and LDAP access issues. Overall, version 4.23.12 is designed to enhance stability and performance for active installations without introducing new risks
Microsoft has released PowerToys v0.101.2453.0 preview, featuring updates such as real-time search, modifier filtering, and bulk deletion for the Keyboard Manager, along with a virtualized grid view for Command Palette. The update also optimizes performance in Peek, reducing memory usage significantly while providing live folder counts, and fixes a bug in ZoomIt related to silent audio during recordings. This release addresses a long-standing community request and enhances usability across several utilities, including improved navigation and user experience. Users can download the preview from the official GitHub releases page, with installers available for various architectures
LibreOffice has released version 26.2.6, focusing on bug fixes, KDE/Plasma integration, and Skia rendering stability for Linux users. This update includes significant improvements such as native Qt widget theming, which enhances system consistency and makes LibreOffice feel more integrated within the Plasma environment. Additionally, six security patches addressing memory safety vulnerabilities have been implemented, alongside fixes for Skia-related issues that improve rendering consistency and performance. Users can expect further updates, with version 26.2.7 anticipated in the coming months, as the 26.2 branch is set to reach its end-of-life in late 2026
MemoryCleaner version 2.0.3 has been released, offering an easy-to-use solution for optimizing your computer's memory with just a single click. The application features a simple yet effective user interface that caters to users of all skill levels, presenting real-time statistics for both physical and virtual memory alongside a prominent clean button.
PixiEditor has released version 2.1.2.4, a patch that addresses viewport scaling and offset bugs in its rendering pipeline. This update introduces a new cache flag to ensure accurate output dimensions and follows a series of rapid summer updates as the team prepares for the major 2.2 "Project Polish" milestone. Lead developer Krzysztof Krysiński has made significant changes to the core rendering logic, enhancing the editor's capabilities. The ongoing updates aim to improve features such as layer locking, alignment tools, and user experience in the upcoming release
Nuclear Music Player has recently launched version 1.47.3, offering users an intuitive platform to find, download, and enjoy their favorite music on both Windows and Linux systems. This free, open-source app stands out by providing an ad-free music streaming experience, free from subscription fees, making it an attractive alternative to mainstream services like Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube Music.
ProgDVB has recently released version 7.72.7, enhancing its capabilities as a versatile multimedia application for digital TV viewing and radio listening. This software allows users to stay connected with their favorite shows regardless of their location, thus preventing the annoyance of missing episodes. The program can stream content over local networks or the internet, and supports viewing on multiple monitors and TV sets.
Poper Blocker for Chrome has released version 8.9.3, providing an effective solution for users who are frustrated by intrusive popups, ads, cookie requests, trackers, notifications, and social media advertisements. This powerful extension enhances your browsing experience by allowing you to manage your social media feeds on platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter. Users can customize their experience by hiding posts with specific keywords, ensuring a more personalized and distraction-free environment.
SNOQ 2026.9.1 has been released, introducing an offline-first note-taking application that prioritizes user privacy and security. With AES-256 encryption, SNOQ enables users to create and store notes without relying on cloud services, ensuring a private writing experience.
PHP versions 8.5.10 and 8.4.25 have been released by Ondřej Surý on deb.sury.org, featuring critical security patches for Debian and Ubuntu that address vulnerabilities in the uriparser and GD library. The updates include fixes for four uriparser vulnerabilities which are important for applications that validate authorization tokens or sanitize URLs, as well as a memory safety flaw in the GD library. PHP 8.4 continues to receive security updates until December 2026, with this release providing maintenance fixes for various issues. Developers can easily upgrade their systems using apt to access these coordinated packages without waiting for official distribution repository updates
Ubuntu Linux 26.10 "Stonking Stingray" Snapshot 3 has been released, featuring 35 images across various categories, including the first official Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) builds directly from Canonical's standard release tree. This release incorporates a 7.0 kernel, GNOME 50.1, glibc 2.44, and GCC 15.2, all assembled through a new automated pipeline. The snapshot aims to allow community testers to identify potential issues early, although development snapshots are known for their instability, having already encountered several bugs and failures. Users seeking a stable system should consider sticking with an LTS version or waiting for the final release scheduled for October 15
Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.136, introducing significant changes in how the editor manages AI coding agents through a new dedicated process called the Agent Host, which allows sessions to persist independently of editor windows. The accompanying hotfix, version 1.136.1, addresses issues with default prompts identified during the release candidate phase. The update also features the Agent Host Protocol (AHP), which enables third-party developers to create custom agent clients while ensuring compatibility with VS Code's workflow. Additionally, new functionalities such as Agent Merge, multi-root workspace support, and a hierarchical view for chat sessions have been added, reflecting the rapid evolution of AI coding tools within the platform
RubyMine version 2026.2.2 has been released, continuing JetBrains' tradition of providing a robust integrated development environment (IDE) tailored specifically for Ruby and Rails development. This IDE is packed with features that enhance productivity, including a built-in debugger, Git integration, and a strong understanding of Rails conventions.
Blizzard has released version 2.52.11.17778 of its Battle.Net client, which serves as the centralized game downloader for a variety of titles including popular franchises like World of Warcraft, Diablo III, StarCraft II, Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, Overwatch, and Destiny 2, along with several classic games. Previously, Blizzard used to offer individual downloaders for each game, but this has since been consolidated into the Battle.Net client.
WebStorm, developed by JetBrains, is a powerful Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for JavaScript and web development. Known for its sleek interface and robust features, it serves as an ideal choice for developers who work with JavaScript, TypeScript, and the Node.js ecosystem. Built upon the same core engine as IntelliJ IDEA and PyCharm, WebStorm offers a tailored experience for web-centric workflows, eliminating the clutter often associated with general-purpose editors.
The Rockstar Games Launcher has recently been updated to version 1.0.109.3031, providing users with an efficient platform to download, purchase, and play the latest titles from Rockstar Games. To use the launcher, users must create an account. Although it is relatively new compared to other game launchers, it features useful functionalities such as automatic updates and cloud saving, with the expectation of more enhancements in future updates.
TeamViewer, a widely recognized remote access software, has introduced version 15.81.6, maintaining its reputation as a user-friendly tool for remote desktop access. This application allows users to connect to other computers or provide access to their own systems, regardless of geographical barriers. Available on multiple platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, TeamViewer can be run as a portable application without installation, making it highly accessible.
NVIDIA's DLSS 5 focuses on enhancing visual fidelity rather than just framerate, making its debut in NBA 2K27. TRYX has introduced a holographic AIO cooler that received a Cybenetics Diamond rating, while MSI launched a budget-friendly AM4 motherboard featuring modern connectivity options. FSP's new 650W Flex ATX power supply is the first to achieve both ATX 3.1 compliance and 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency, catering to compact builds. Additionally, ADATA has released a rugged portable SSD, and Corsair continues to find a market for splash-resistant membrane keyboards at an affordable price
Fedora Linux 45 Candidate Beta-1.2 has been released for testing, featuring significant updates including GCC 16.2, Glibc 2.44, Python 3.15, and GNOME 51, along with enhanced installer capabilities such as Stratis support and a new web-based installer. The testing phase has identified some issues, including an ISO size check failure and several open bugs affecting boot images and ARM installations. Additional updates include changes to the installer and defaults for various packages, improving security and functionality across the system. The Fedora Project aims for a full release of Fedora 45 Beta by late September or early October, while also addressing concerns about declining contributor numbers amidst increasing adoption
MangoWM has released version 0.16.3, introducing a GNOME-style application switcher, inline comments for configuration files, and new focus direction controls for multi-monitor setups. This update addresses key interoperability issues, including fixes for black screens during Firefox window sharing and crashes in Chromium-based applications using Fcitx5 input methods. The new app switcher enhances usability for those migrating from traditional desktop environments, while the inline comments feature improves configuration management. The 0.16.x series has been heavily focused on adding features, and future updates may follow a similar pattern, although a stabilization phase may also be anticipated
Eight major Linux distributions have released synchronized security updates addressing over three hundred Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), focusing on critical issues in OpenSSH, Chromium, PHP, and HTTP/2 memory exhaustion flaws. System administrators are urged to prioritize these updates, particularly for internet-facing services, and to restart dependent services after applying the patches. Notable updates include a significant Chromium upgrade in Debian, which addressed over two hundred CVEs, and critical vulnerabilities in OpenSSH for Ubuntu. Additionally, various distributions introduced fixes for the Go standard library, PHP, and multiple kernel vulnerabilities, emphasizing the importance of routine maintenance to mitigate potential security risks
The DiskSpd Storage Performance Tool has been updated to version 2.3, catering primarily to IT professionals who need to diagnose and evaluate storage performance issues. While anyone can utilize the tool, it is specifically tailored for server environments and IT departments. Users must be comfortable with command-line operations, as the tool requires specific commands and parameters to run tests effectively.
Sleipnir 6.5.16 has been released, enhancing its functionality as a web browser that prioritizes speed and improved display capabilities. With a strong emphasis on tabbed browsing and customization, Sleipnir allows users to navigate between pages effortlessly by dragging the right mouse button, creating a fluid and intuitive browsing experience. The browser's full-screen mode minimizes distractions, allowing users to concentrate on their content without unnecessary interface clutter.
Liquorix Linux Kernel 7.2-4 has been released, marking the tenth update in just two weeks as part of an accelerated development process. This version introduces significant changes to SMT scheduling, specifically within the Project-C initiative, replacing a previous patch with a new optimization that places sync wakees on the waker's sibling thread to enhance performance. The update focuses on improving latency and reducing cache pressure compared to cross-core migration by reverting a prior load-balancing strategy that proved suboptimal in certain scenarios. Overall, this release is a patch-level update based on Linux 7.2.3, with no new features from upstream, emphasizing Liquorix's unique applied patches and tuning configuration
EarthTime version 6.34.3 has been released, offering users a comprehensive tool for tracking weather and local time across the globe. This application boasts an extensive database featuring over 120,000 cities, ensuring that users can find their desired location with ease. For those cities not included in the database, EarthTime provides the option to add custom locations or select nearby alternatives.
EarthView version 7.17.3 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a dynamic desktop wallpaper and screen saver that offers breathtaking views of Earth, showcasing daylight and night shadows. This software generates stunning, high-resolution images that cater to various screen resolutions, even exceeding 2560x1600 pixels.
Autorun Organizer 7.1 has been released, offering users an enhanced tool for managing startup items and autoruns, which can significantly speed up boot-up times and improve overall Windows performance. This software provides a comprehensive suite of features that visually displays system boot times, enabling users to pinpoint and rectify delays in the startup process.
Screenshot Remote has launched its latest version, 2.0.3, offering users a robust tool for capturing, organizing, and managing screenshots across various platforms. This innovative application ensures that users can efficiently capture screenshots from their desktop, web browser, or mobile devices, centralizing all visual content for easy access.
Clipboard Remote has launched its latest version, 2.0.3, enhancing the ease of sharing URLs and transferring photos across devices. This application serves as a robust alternative to Quick Share, enabling users to quickly utilize images in various contexts such as documents, presentations, or social media posts.
Noctalia has launched version 5.0.1, marking its first stable release after a complete rewrite from Qt to native C++ with OpenGL ES, resulting in a sixfold reduction in memory usage. The new Wayland shell provides a suite of tools for Linux compositors while introducing features like a local calendar backend, independent dark/light modes for apps, and an evolving Luau-based plugin API. The rewrite has prioritized performance, leading to the discontinuation of old plugins from version 4, while focusing on compatibility with various compositors. With an ethos centered on customization and community contribution, Noctalia aims to cater to Linux users seeking a lightweight desktop environment
OpenVPN has released version 2.7.7, enhancing its reputation as a robust SSL VPN solution that supports diverse configurations. This versatile tool is capable of facilitating remote access, site-to-site VPNs, WiFi security, and extensive enterprise-level remote access solutions that incorporate load balancing. The software utilizes the OSI layer 2 or 3 for secure network extensions, employing the widely recognized SSL/TLS protocol.
AM 10.5 has been released, featuring a new pla-install:// protocol that enables one-click installation of Linux applications directly from the web catalog, now encompassing 3,439 unique apps. The update includes a selective reinstall feature that allows users to target specific applications, enhancing the existing functionality of the Bash-based package manager for AppImages. Improvements have also been made for automation and non-interactive updates, along with visual enhancements to the catalog site and expanded language support. Despite being a community-driven project, AM's extensive database rivals some Linux distribution repositories, and its anti-abandonment design ensures ongoing accessibility and flexibility for users
Fish Shell 4.9.0 has been released, addressing a scrolling regression in Konsole caused by conflicts with the kitty keyboard protocol. This update includes usability enhancements such as independent key mapping for Shift+Space, faster tab completion, and improved scripting features, including nested list indexing and stricter error handling. The release also resolves lingering issues from previous versions, including fixes for error messages in Chinese and Japanese C libraries and restoring functionality for the fg command on NetBSD. Overall, the release showcases the benefits of the Rust transition and continues Fish Shell's regular two-month development cycle
Bottles 67.2 has been released just 36 hours after the previous version, focusing primarily on a vital security patch that addresses a sandbox escape vulnerability affecting UMU-launched Windows applications. This update also resolves three significant bugs, including a crash related to Proton font symlinks and an HTTP 403 error that affected Arch Linux installer icon fetching. In addition, users can now support the project using Stripe cards and Revolut, while cpak-packaged games now enjoy better filesystem grant parity similar to Flatpak. Overall, while the release may seem modest, its security enhancements make it a crucial update for users
AMD has launched the Adrenalin Edition 26.9.1 driver update, specifically designed for Windows 10 and 11 systems with Radeon RX graphics, focusing on improving RDNA 4 stability and addressing crashes in games like Starfield and Apex Legends for RX 9000 series users. The update adds day-zero support for two new Capcom titles, Onimusha: Way of the Sword and The Blood of Dawnwalker, and includes an AI Bundle, although users in certain regions may face installation issues. Notably, AMD has acknowledged the RX 9050's 4GB VRAM limitations in Cyberpunk 2077, advising users to lower graphics settings to enhance performance. Overall, this maintenance release is targeted at RX 9000 series owners and is recommended for installation to improve gaming experiences
Steven Barrett has released the Liquorix Linux Kernel 7.2-3, which integrates the upstream Linux 7.2.3 stable update and introduces two new scheduler optimizations targeting SMT balance skipping and sync wake affinity. This release is part of an accelerated development cycle, occurring just two days after the previous version, and is geared towards enhancing gaming and audio performance on AMD64 systems running Debian, Ubuntu, or Arch Linux. The new patches aim to improve responsiveness by reducing unnecessary task migrations between cores, preserving cache locality and lowering memory latency, which is beneficial for users like gamers and audio engineers. While the kernel's AMD64-only focus limits its accessibility, its rapid updates and performance enhancements make it a top choice for enthusiasts prioritizing low-latency interactions
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