Category: App Updates

  • Celebrating 20 Years of Notepad++ with a Brand-New Release

    Celebrating 20 Years of Notepad++ with a Brand-New Release

    The open-source text editor Notepad++ is marking its 20th anniversary with a new release packed with exciting new features. The 238th release since 2003, titled Notepad++ 8.6, introduces additions to its robust feature set with an enhanced multi-edit feature, specifically for its Windows-based code tool. While I’m not a developer myself, with my coding experience…

  • Blue Recorder: The Linux Screencast App Now Ported to GTK4

    Blue Recorder: The Linux Screencast App Now Ported to GTK4

    GNOME Shell’s built-in screen recording feature is perfect at capturing short clips but when you need to record longer sessions you should use a dedicated screen recording app. Such tools give you greater control over video quality, output format, sound capture, frame rate, and so on — all vitally important if you’re looking to create…

  • Musique Music Player Successfully Ported to Qt 6: A Refreshing UI Overhaul

    Musique Music Player Successfully Ported to Qt 6: A Refreshing UI Overhaul

    Musique 1.12 running in Ubuntu 23.10 It’s been a while since I last wrote about Musique, an open-source desktop music player for Windows, macOS, and Linux (I first featured it in 2010, back when it was called MiniTunes). Amazingly, the app is still going, and it just received its first major update in almost 3…

  • “Foliate Linux eBook App Upgraded to GTK4: Check Out the Exciting New Features”

    “Foliate Linux eBook App Upgraded to GTK4: Check Out the Exciting New Features”

    Foliate, an excellent ebook reader for Linux, has recently launched a significant update. According to the software developer, the application was completely rewritten utilizing the latest platform libraries, GTK4, and Adwaita, resulting in a refreshed interface and improved performance. In addition to being ported to GTK4, Foliate 3.0 now employs its own library for parsing…

  • “OBS Studio Incorporates Support for Intel QSV, HEVC and AV1 on Linux”

    “OBS Studio Incorporates Support for Intel QSV, HEVC and AV1 on Linux”

    A new version of OBS Studio, version 30.0, has been released with a number of new features and improvements. OBS Studio is free, open-source live streaming and screen recording software that is popular with gamers, streamers, and even educators and businesses due to its powerful feature set, customisation options, and easy-to-use interface. For Linux users,…