Category: App Updates
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.NET 10 Servicing Update Now Live on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS: What’s New?
Microsoft’s .NET 10 has been officially integrated into the Ubuntu 24.04 LTS repositories since December, allowing users to install it easily via Apt. Recently, with the release of the .NET 10.0.1 servicing update, critical fixes for various runtime issues, as well as enhancements for ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core, are now accessible. The partnership…
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Wine 11.0 Launches with Ntsync Support, Complete WoW64, and Exciting New Features
Wine 11.0 Released: Enhancements in Performance and Compatibility Wine 11.0 has officially launched, offering significant updates to the popular open-source compatibility layer that allows Windows applications to run on Linux and macOS. This year’s release introduces two major features: support for the ntsync kernel module, which enhances performance, and a fully optimized WoW64 mode, capable…
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Firefox 147 Launches with XDG Support on Linux, Enhanced Auto-PiP, and More Exciting Features!
Firefox 147.0 has been released, marking the first major update of 2026 for the browser. This version brings several improvements, particularly for Linux users, but primarily focuses on foundational maintenance rather than introducing flashy new features. Key Changes in Firefox 147 Improvements for Linux One of the most significant updates is the resolution of a…
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Bazaar Unveils New App Icon and Exciting Features: A Fresh Start for Users
Bazaar, a GTK4/libadwaita frontend for Flatpak apps on Ubuntu, has recently received updates enhancing its features and design. One particularly noticeable change is the new app icon, which now features a marketplace motif, complete with a striped awning and shapes symbolizing the official Flathub logo. This fresh design is perceived as a more fitting representation…
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Shotcut 25.12: Unlocking Full 10-Bit Video Editing Support!
A new version of Shotcut, a popular open-source video editor, has been released, marking an exciting time for video editing enthusiasts on Linux. The release, Shotcut 25.12, introduces full support for 10-bit video editing within the CPU pipeline, eliminating the previous limitations that forced users to choose between GPU effects or basic CPU filters. With…
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Pinta 3.1 Released: Explore New Axonometric Grids, Marching Ants, and More Features!
Following its beta release in September, Pinta 3.1 is now officially available for download, introducing new features and various improvements. Pinta, an open-source cross-platform image editor, is known for being a more streamlined alternative to more complex tools like GIMP and simpler applications like Tux Paint. New Features in Pinta 3.1 Axonometric Grids: Users can…
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Turntable 5.0 Update: Discover Collapsible Player Controls and Your Year-End Recap!
A new update for Turntable, the universal music scrobbling tool and desktop widget for Linux, introduces exciting features aimed at enhancing user experience. This version now includes a year-end recap that summarizes your listening habits, providing a "wrapped" overview similar to popular streaming services. However, the developer, Evan Paterakis, notes that this feature is still…
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Kdenlive 25.12: Elevating Vertical Video to New Heights
Kdenlive has recently launched its updated version, 25.12, introducing enhancements aimed at improving the user experience, particularly for vertical video projects. Unlike the trend of integrating flashy AI features, this update focuses instead on refining the editing environment itself. A key highlight of this release is the introduction of a new docking system that enhances…
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Unlocking Creativity: OpenShot 3.4 Introduces New Effects, Enhanced Performance, and LUT Support
Free video editing software OpenShot has announced its latest update, OpenShot 3.4, which includes significant changes aimed at improving performance and usability. This release is highlighted as one of their largest updates, featuring new effects, color grading options, and numerous performance enhancements to address the software’s previous reputation for crashes. Performance Improvements The developers claim…
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Firefox 146 Introduces Native Fractional Scaling for Enhanced Linux Experience
Mozilla has released Firefox 146, which marks a notable update for Linux users by adding full support for fractional scaling under Wayland, enhancing the browser’s usability on high-DPI displays. This means that users no longer need to adjust settings manually through about:config or use beta versions to achieve optimal scaling for text and web elements.…
