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Shotcut 24.09 Update: Major Bug Fixes and Key Improvements Unveiled
Shotcut 24.09 was launched today as the most recent stable update of this free, open-source video editor that operates across different platforms and is developed using Qt and MLT framework. The release of Shotcut 24.09 comes closely following Shotcut 24.08, aiming to resolve a number of significant issues highlighted by its users. Problems fixed include…
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Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS Release: Jammy Jellyfish Gets a Boost with Linux Kernel 6.8
Canonical announced the release of Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS today, marking the fifth and final scheduled update for the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) series. This update includes the most recent security patches and components updates. Arriving six and a half months after Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS, Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS serves as an updated installation medium ideal…
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Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS Arrives with Updated Linux Kernel 6.8 Integration
The fifth and final point release to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is now available to download. This update was initially scheduled for release a few weeks earlier but was delayed due to the postponement of Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS release – inevitably, the release date of this update was pushed back. However, it is now available for…
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Parallels 20 for Mac Launches: Now Includes Support for Ubuntu 24.04 VMs
Parallels Desktop 20 has been released for macOS. This version enhances the capabilities of Linux virtual machines on macOS. The major feature of Parallels Desktop 20 is its compatibility with macOS Sequoia as both a host and guest operating system, a timely update with the upcoming release of Sequoia. Additionally, Parallels Desktop 20 brings significant…
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Raspberry Pi Imager 1.9 Rolls Out: Featuring Qt 6 Port, AppImage Support, and Exciting New Features
Raspberry Pi Imager has launched its version 1.9, a significant update that introduces a modernized user interface along with several enhancements. This tool facilitates the creation of bootable media for Raspberry Pi devices. The latest iteration, Raspberry Pi Imager 1.9, is the inaugural version that leverages the Qt 6 open-source application framework, enhancing the interface…
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Exploring the High Cost of the Juno Tab 3 Ubuntu Tablet: Is It Really Worth It?
Juno Computers has introduced their new Linux-based tablet, the Juno Tab 3, now on sale with Ubuntu 24.04 LTS pre-installed. This is fantastic news. The device features a low-power Intel N100 processor, includes 12 GB of RAM, has a 512 GB M.2 SSD for storage, and sports a 12.1-inch 2K touch display. Quite pleasing indeed.…
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Introducing the Juno Tab 3: A $699 Linux Tablet Featuring Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Today marks the launch of the Juno Tab 3, a new tablet from US-based hardware vendor Juno Computers. This device runs on Linux and offers users the choice of Debian-based Mobian Linux or Ubuntu/Kubuntu 24.04 LTS as its operating system. The Juno Tab 3 is equipped with an Intel Alder Lake-N Celeron N100 processor, featuring…
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KDE Plasma 6.1.5 Update: Enhancing User Experience with New Bug Fixes
The KDE Project announced the release of KDE Plasma 6.1.5 today, marking the final maintenance release in the KDE Plasma 6.1 desktop environment series, aimed at resolving numerous bugs to enhance both stability and reliability. Arriving approximately five weeks after KDE Plasma 6.1.4, this update brings enhancements to the speed and performance of the Plasma…
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9to5Linux Weekly Digest: Key Updates & Highlights for September 8, 2024
The 204th edition of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup has arrived, covering the week up to September 8th, 2024, and bringing you the most critical updates from the Linux universe. If you missed the roundup from the previous week, you can get all caught up on the GNU/Linux and open-source news here. Thank you! I want…
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Discover Fastfetch: The Ideal Alternative to Neofetch for System Information
Following the halt in development of the system info application Neofetch earlier this year, numerous forks, alternatives, and new initiatives emerged to replace it. The alternative to Neofetch that appears to have gained significant popularity—though this is based on anecdotal evidence, as I haven’t personally verified this at Linux conventions—is Fastfetch. Like Neofetch, Fastfetch displays…