Category: App Updates
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ONLYOFFICE 9.4: Exciting New Features and a Stricter Licensing Approach
A new version of ONLYOFFICE, the open-source productivity suite, has been released, featuring a modest set of improvements. This update, arriving almost two months after ONLYOFFICE halted its eight-year partnership with Nextcloud over licensing concerns, has led to changes in both its features and licensing terms. ONLYOFFICE 9.4 tightens its licensing language regarding attribution, copyright…
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Firefox 151: New Tab Page Revamp, PDF Merging, and Exciting New Features
The latest update to Firefox, version 151, introduces a refreshed new tab page now called Firefox Home. This update, rolling out on May 18, features a revamped look with a rounded search bar inspired by the forthcoming Nova redesign. Users will now be able to display more shortcuts, up to four rows, on this new…
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VMware Workstation Pro Expands Compatibility: Ubuntu 26.04 Now Supported!
Broadcom has released a new version of its VMware Workstation Pro virtualization software that now supports Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, both as a host and guest operating system. The update, VMware Workstation Pro 26H1, also includes support for Fedora 43 and 44, SUSE Linux Enterprise 16, and openSUSE 16.0. Notably, FreeBSD 15.0 is supported solely as…
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Firefox 150: Exciting New Features including Linux Emoji Picker and PDF Page Ordering
Firefox 150 has been released, boasting significant enhancements such as improved Split View functionality, multi-tab sharing, and new PDF editing features. The Split View, initially introduced in Firefox 149, allows users to view two web pages side-by-side. In this latest version, users can right-click on a link to open it directly in Split View. Additionally,…
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GIMP 3.2.4 Released: A Fresh Wave of Bug Fixes and Improvements
GIMP 3.2.4 has been released, bringing a series of important bug fixes. This latest maintenance update in the 3.2.x stable series follows the earlier version 3.2.2, which was launched in March. Among the improvements, there are notable adjustments to layer workflows, ensuring that operations like ‘Layers to Image Size’ and ‘Resize Layer to Selection’ apply…
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Firefox 149: Exciting New Features Including Free VPN, Tab Splits, and Enhanced Linux Integration!
Firefox has released its latest update, version 149, which introduces several notable enhancements aimed at improving the user experience, particularly for Linux users. Among the key features are a new Split View mode, a built-in free VPN, and improvements in integration with Linux systems. Split View Feature The newly added Split View allows users to…
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OpenShot 3.5: The Fastest and Most Feature-Packed Release Yet!
A new version of the free video editor OpenShot, labeled OpenShot 3.5, has been launched, which the developers claim is one of the largest updates in the application’s 18-year history. This release features a revamped default timeline that enhances usability with improved zooming, scrolling, and editing capabilities, alongside a new keyframe panel that is enabled…
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Opera GX for Linux: Now Available for Download!
Linux users can now download Opera GX, a gaming-centric version of the Opera web browser that has garnered praise since its Windows release in 2019. Like its standard counterpart, Opera GX is built on Chromium, providing a competitive web performance, compatibility with sites, and a suite of features expected from modern browsers. What sets Opera…
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GIMP 3.2 Released: Introducing Link Layers, Enhanced SVG Export, and Improved Painting Experience!
The stable version of GIMP 3.2 has been released, bringing significant updates and features to users across all major desktop operating systems, including Linux. This release comes a year after GIMP 3.0 and marks the beginning of a new streamlined release process for the software. Among the most noteworthy features introduced in GIMP 3.2 are…
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Google Chrome Finally Arrives on ARM64 Linux: What You Need to Know
Google has announced that Chrome will finally be available for ARM64 Linux devices in Q2 2026. Until now, users of Ubuntu and other Linux distributions on ARM hardware, such as the Raspberry Pi or Snapdragon X Elite laptops, could only use Chromium, the open-source version of Chrome. The long-awaited arrival of an official Google Chrome…
