HWMonitor 1.62 has been released, enhancing its reputation as a reliable hardware monitoring tool that provides essential information about your PC's health. Developed by CPUID, which is also known for CPU-Z, HWMonitor is a lightweight program that reads and displays critical system metrics, including voltages, temperatures, and fan speeds, all in real time. It is particularly useful for stress-testing, benchmarking, overclocking, and troubleshooting overheating issues.
GPU-Z has released version 2.69.0, a free and lightweight utility designed to provide comprehensive information about your video card and GPU. This tool is compatible with NVIDIA, ATI, and Intel graphics cards, allowing users to access detailed data such as adapter, GPU, and display information. GPU-Z also features functionalities for monitoring overclocking settings, default and 3D clock speeds, and includes a GPU load test to verify PCI-Express lane configurations.
The recently launched .NET Checker 1.5 is a utility designed to simplify the process of identifying the installed versions of Microsoft .NET and Visual C++ on your device. This tool provides a straightforward way to check which versions are currently available and determine the specific .NET version required by various applications.
Microsoft has released Windows Server vNext Preview Build 29531, introducing ReFS boot support for enhanced integrity checks and data protection at startup, although it requires a mandatory 2 GB WinRE partition that could lead to complications if space runs low. Users are advised to perform a clean installation instead of upgrading from any earlier preview builds due to potential operational failures during migration. The clean installation process involves downloading the appropriate ISO, creating a bootable USB, and ensuring the partitions are deleted for a fresh setup that includes the required WinRE slice. Additionally, users should be aware of limitations regarding resizing the WinRE partition post-installation and utilize the preinstalled Feedback Hub for troubleshooting any issues
Flagfox, a Firefox add-on, has recently updated to version 6.1.95. This tool enhances users' browsing experience by displaying a flag icon that represents the physical location of the web server they are connected to. Such awareness can help users understand potential language preferences and legal jurisdictions associated with the site they are visiting, thus adding an extra layer of security.
Ondřej Surý has provided updated PHP packages for Debian users, including versions 8.5.3 and 8.4.18, which enhance performance and security. By adding Surý's repository, users can access these latest PHP versions without the lengthy wait associated with official Debian updates. The installation process is straightforward, requiring users to ensure their system can communicate via HTTPS, add the repository, and refresh the package index before using standard apt-get commands to install or upgrade PHP. This repository allows users to stay updated on security issues while maintaining a familiar package management experience
PortKiller 3.3.0 has been released, enhancing its status as a versatile cross-platform tool for port monitoring and management. This application not only closes ports but also actively listens on all TCP ports, checks running processes, and provides detailed information about each connection, making it particularly beneficial for software developers and network administrators.
In the latest Linux Security Roundup for Week 7, 2026, various distributions, including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Oracle, and more, have released critical security updates addressing vulnerabilities in packages like Node.js, Mozilla Thunderbird, Firefox, and the Linux kernel. AlmaLinux has issued multiple updates to fix issues such as remote code execution and memory corruption across various packages, while Debian focused on vulnerabilities affecting Zabbix, Wireshark, and more. Fedora has also rolled out security updates to address vulnerabilities in packages like Plantuml and Node-Exporter, as well as critical updates for Chromium and libvpx. Additionally, Oracle, Red Hat, Rocky Linux, and SUSE have issued patches for various security issues, ensuring that users are protected against potential risks
Ungoogled Chromium 145.0.7632.75 has been released to address a critical vulnerability in its CSS engine, identified as CVE-2026-2441, which allowed malicious web pages to execute arbitrary code through memory corruption. The patch includes validation of object lifetimes and additional checks during style rule deletion, aligning with similar updates in standard Chrome releases. Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade immediately, as the vulnerability can be exploited via a simple phishing link, and the update does not affect performance. After upgrading, users should re-enable any desired privacy features that may be disabled by default
Xanmod Kernel 6.12.71 has been released, offering various improvements for Debian-based systems, including enhanced performance and stability. The installation process involves a step-by-step guide that covers fetching the GPG key, adding the Xanmod repository, and installing the kernel while ensuring DKMS modules are rebuilt to prevent hardware issues. Users are advised to only install necessary dependencies and to verify the kernel installation post-reboot using the `uname -r` command. If any problems arise, users can easily revert to the previous kernel version through the GRUB menu
Version 9.9.4 of AM/AppMan introduces a bi-weekly scan of GitHub repositories to tag archived or neglected apps, enhancing the identification of potentially vulnerable software. The catalog now includes 2,842 entries, adding 63 new programs, although many are niche tools that may not be widely used. Changes to the downgrade commands and template options improve usability by hiding snapshot releases by default and preventing name collisions during entry creation. Overall, the update focuses on maintenance, reducing wasted install attempts and noisy rollback outputs for more efficient automated AppImage management
BZR Player has announced the release of version 2.0.89, enhancing its capabilities as an audio player built on FMOD technology. This player is designed to support a vast array of audio file formats, currently accommodating over 640 different types, making it a versatile tool for users with diverse audio needs.
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) version 18.1.4.2 has been released, providing users with a robust tool to thoroughly remove graphics card drivers from AMD, Nvidia, Intel, and even some Realtek audio drivers. Unlike the standard uninstallation process, which often leaves remnants behind, DDU ensures that your system is completely cleared of any old driver files, making it an essential utility for anyone looking to troubleshoot driver issues, switch GPU brands, or prepare for a clean installation of new drivers.
Wagnardsoft Tools has released version 1.0.7.1, a utility designed to optimize your Windows system by cleaning up unused registry keys, removing temporary files, and performing a variety of maintenance tasks. Developed by the creators of Display Driver Uninstaller, Wagnardsoft Tools (WTools) offers features that can significantly enhance system performance and free up storage space.
The Clover EFI Bootloader version 5168 has been released, providing enhanced capabilities for booting various operating systems including OS X, Windows, and Linux on both Mac and PC platforms equipped with UEFI or BIOS firmware. This bootloader supports both UEFI and legacy modes, offering flexibility in system configurations.
The Liquorix Kernel 6.18-11 has been released, featuring low-latency enhancements and an optional Docker build pipeline for Debian, Ubuntu, and Arch systems. Users can easily install it using an official script that serves as a drop-in replacement kernel, significantly reducing input latency without manual configuration. For advanced users, Docker allows for a customizable build process, enabling them to compile their own packages from source and adjust signing and packaging options. Key features of the kernel include Zen Interactive Tuning, Background Hugepage Reclaim, and High-Resolution 1000 Hz Tick, making it ideal for interactive tasks such as gaming and audio production
GNOME 49.4 is a stable bug-fix release that focuses on minor stability improvements and patches to prevent crashes in applications like Evolution and Nautilus. Users are encouraged to upgrade to avoid potential bugs and ensure they have the latest security patches, particularly if they rely on Evolution for contacts. The update includes small-scale adjustments, such as an Evolution-Data-Server fix for an export error and enhancements to memory handling in gnome-desktop and mutter. To upgrade, users should refresh their package manager's metadata, execute the usual upgrade command, log out and back in, and potentially reboot to apply the updates effectively
Vim 9.2 has introduced significant updates that enhance daily workflows, featuring a revamped completion engine with fuzzy matching and improved performance for large files. The new diff improvements allow users to split large files into logical sections for easier comparisons, while Linux users can access experimental Wayland clipboard handling and UI integration. The update also includes improvements in the Vim9 script language, although casual users may not need to convert their existing configurations. Overall, the updates are beneficial for everyday use without requiring extensive changes to existing settings
TreeSheets 2989 has been released, offering a unique blend of functionalities commonly found in spreadsheets, mind mapping tools, outliners, personal information managers, text editors, and small database utilities. This all-in-one office application aims to provide a versatile solution for data organization, combining the best features of various tools into a cohesive platform.
Laragon is a powerful and adaptable development environment that supports a wide range of programming languages, including PHP, Node.js, Python, Java, Go, and Ruby. Its latest release, version 8.6.0, enhances its reputation for speed and efficiency, allowing developers to quickly set up and manage local environments with minimal complexity.
Czkawka version 11.0.0 has been released, offering users a robust application designed to help eliminate unnecessary files from their computers. The name "Czkawka," which translates to "hiccup" in Polish, aptly reflects its purpose of streamlining file management. This multi-functional tool can efficiently identify duplicates, empty folders, and similar images, among other tasks.
Libre Hardware Monitor has released version 0.9.6, further enhancing its functionality as an Open Source monitoring tool designed to track various parameters of your computer's hardware. This software is a fork of Open Hardware Monitor, allowing users to keep an eye on critical metrics such as temperature sensors, fan speeds, voltages, load, and clock speeds across a wide range of computer components.
Chainsaw version 2.14.0 has been released, providing advanced users with an efficient tool for navigating and analyzing Windows Event Logs. It specializes in quickly identifying potential threats through a robust 'first-response' capability. The software allows users to search logs rapidly for keywords and threats, utilizing built-in detection logic along with support for Sigma detection rules.
The Zen Browser 1.18.7b update introduces significant accessibility improvements, including proper ARIA labels for the workspace-switcher and toolbar buttons, enhancing usability for screen-reader users. It also addresses session-restore bugs, ensuring that the browser flushes the session cache before a crash, which prevents users from encountering blank tabs after unexpected shutdowns. These updates not only benefit those relying on accessibility tools but also improve overall browser stability and reliability for all users. The update is small, installs seamlessly, and does not require a restart, making it an easy choice for users to adopt immediately
G'MIC 3.7.0 has been released, enhancing its status as a comprehensive framework for image processing compatible with applications like GIMP, Paint.Net, and Krita. This versatile tool provides various user interfaces that allow users to convert, manipulate, filter, and visualize image datasets, ranging from one-dimensional scalar signals to complex three-dimensional multi-spectral volumetric images.
The latest version of Open Tax Solver, 23.03, has been released, offering users an efficient and user-friendly tool for managing their tax returns. This program allows individuals to calculate entries for various Tax Return Forms and ascertain their tax liabilities or potential refunds for both Federal and State personal income taxes.
The latest version 5.2 of nnn, a fast and resource-efficient file manager, has been released. nnn excels at integrating seamlessly with various GUI utilities, making it an ideal choice for modern Linux distributions. It features a unique "navigate-as-you-type" mode that automatically selects directories, alongside a disk usage analyzer mode, bookmarks, context management, and an application launcher.
The latest version of MSI Afterburner Beta, 4.6.7.16935, has been released, offering an advanced overclocking utility tailored to enhance graphics card performance. A stable version of the software is also available for users who prefer a more tested application.
PlayOn has released version 5.0.330, which enhances user access to a wide variety of internet content on TVs through computers or Android devices. The platform supports popular streaming services, including Hulu, Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Video on Demand, Comedy Central, and many more. In addition to streaming these services, PlayOn allows users to cast videos, photos, and music directly from their PCs to their home entertainment systems.
The latest version of NTFS Undelete, 4.0.26.213, has been released, offering users a simple and efficient solution for recovering deleted files. This application allows users to restore files with just a few clicks, making it accessible even for those who may not be tech-savvy. NTFS Undelete is particularly useful for retrieving files that have been deleted from hard drives, even after the Recycle Bin has been emptied. It supports a wide range of file types and is compatible with devices that utilize NTFS or FAT file systems.
DCP-o-matic has released version 2.18.37 of its 64-bit software, which is an open-source application designed for creating Digital Cinema Packages (DCPs) from various media formats, including images, videos, sound, and subtitles. It is also available in a 32-bit version. The primary purpose of DCP-o-matic is to facilitate the creation of content that meets the standards for playback on Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI)-compliant projectors.
Rocrail has recently released Build 6654, enhancing its status as a free application for Windows, Linux, and Android that enables users to control model train layouts. This powerful tool caters to train enthusiasts by offering comprehensive control over model railroads and associated accessories. Users can choose between manual operation, full automation, or a combination of both, allowing for a customized experience in managing their trains.
The latest release of Chromium, version 147.0.7688.0, continues to enhance this open-source web browser, which serves as the foundational code for Google Chrome. It's compatible with multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Mac.
Macrorit Partition Expert Free Edition 8.9.0 has been released as a free alternative to Partition Magic for managing drive partitions. This software enables users to extend system partitions, resolve low disk space issues, and efficiently manage disk space on both MBR and GUID partition table (GPT) disks.
Mailbird has released version 3.0.49.0, a versatile application designed to streamline the management of your email, calendar, tasks, and messaging in one place. This update enhances the user experience with features such as multi-account support for both IMAP and POP3, a unified inbox to manage all your emails seamlessly, and comprehensive touch support for ease of use. Additionally, Mailbird integrates various messaging and task management applications, as well as calendar features, providing a cohesive digital workspace.
Samsung has just released version 4.9.1803.0 of Samsung Flow, an innovative application that enhances the user experience by allowing seamless sharing of activities and content across various Samsung devices. The core functionality of Samsung Flow revolves around ensuring that the most appropriate hardware is utilized for specific tasks, thereby optimizing performance and convenience.
The text provides an overview of various tech product reviews including the MSI MPG X870E Carbon MAX WIFI motherboard, which offers enhanced support for AM5 with advanced features. It also highlights the nostalgic SilverStone FLP02 case, which combines a vintage beige aesthetic with modern internals. Additionally, the Simagic GT Neo steering wheel is recommended for budget GT3 racing enthusiasts, while several power supplies and storage devices, like the FSP Mega GM 1200W PSU and LaCie Rugged SSD4, are also featured in the reviews. Overall, the roundup covers a diverse range of products appealing to gamers and tech builders alike
The GNOME 50 beta release has launched, initiating a phase known as The Freeze, which locks in new features and requires developers to address any lingering bugs before the final release. Developers are urged to begin testing their applications early, particularly those dependent on libraries or extensions that may experience breaking changes. Key updates include improvements to the libadwaita library, changes in Gnome-Shell volume sliders, and the removal of certain modules, necessitating adjustments for impacted extensions or apps. Additionally, developers are advised to check for deprecation warnings and test their extensions on the beta version to ensure compatibility as performance enhancements are also introduced
The Godot 4.7 development snapshot introduces several essential features, including a built-in VirtualJoystick node that simplifies mobile control setups, and a DrawableTexture API that allows direct drawing on textures without complex workarounds. The new Path3D collider-snap feature helps level designers align points with nearby geometry, while the Remote Tree Inspector now preserves enum names during remote debugging. Additionally, early Vulkan raytracing hooks and a prototype HDR output for Windows provide developers with tools for future enhancements. Other improvements include a more efficient PCKPacker, a documentation shortcut, and performance boosts for the scene tree filter, all addressing community feedback for a smoother development experience
Roundcube has released version 1.7 RC4, which includes important bug fixes aimed at improving user experience for sysadmins. The most significant update addresses file permission issues that previously prevented users from writing logs or saving settings due to inadequate folder access. Additionally, the installer now properly links to download the generated configuration file, simplifying the process for users to retrieve the necessary config.inc.php. This release candidate primarily focuses on fixing these minor issues to enhance the functionality of fresh installs of Roundcube 1.7
VSCodium has released an update to version 1.109.31074, which integrates language-service enhancements for Python and JavaScript, along with some user interface improvements. Users running the previous version, 1.108, are encouraged to upgrade for a telemetry-free experience, though those relying on outdated extensions might consider waiting for updates. The latest version mirrors Microsoft's stable release but without telemetry, offering modest performance improvements and enhanced Git integration. To upgrade, users can download the installer from the official VSCodium page, which will retain custom settings during the installation process
AlgART TIFF Information Viewer version 1.5.1 has been released, providing users with a robust tool for analyzing and understanding the structure of TIFF files. This utility is adept at decoding a variety of TIFF formats, allowing users to view images, inspect Image File Directory (IFD) tags, and explore various file features in detail. Notably, it is capable of decoding multiscale pyramids, which include formats like SVS, thereby enhancing the understanding of TIFF file contents.
The recently launched .NET Checker 1.5 is a utility designed to simplify the process of identifying the installed versions of Microsoft .NET and Visual C++ on your device. This tool provides a straightforward way to check which versions are currently available and determine the specific .NET version required by various applications.
File Converter 2.2 has been launched, offering users a straightforward and effective solution for converting and compressing multiple files through an intuitive software interface. This application is designed to integrate seamlessly with the Windows Explorer context menu, which enables users to quickly convert files between formats or compress large files to optimize disk space.
The latest release of Canvas Blocker (Fingerprint Protect) version 1.12 for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge focuses on enhancing user privacy by manipulating specific methods of the HTML5 Canvas element. This element is often exploited to create a unique fingerprint that can track users across the web. Canvas Blocker effectively disrupts this process by slightly altering the image data generated by these methods, thereby preventing websites from establishing a distinct identification key based on your browser's canvas data.
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