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Ghostty 1.3 Released: New Features Include Search Functionality and Scrollbars!
A significant update for the Ghostty terminal emulator, version 1.3.0, has been released, introducing several new features, such as scrollback search, native scrollbars, and process completion notifications. This version reflects six months of development, boasting over 2,800 commits from 180 contributors, enhancing performance, bug fixes, and optimizations for users on macOS, Linux, and FreeBSD (note:…
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: Key Highlights from March 8th, 2026
The 282nd installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending March 8th, 2026, bringing you the latest developments in the Linux world. If you missed last week’s roundup, you can catch up on everything GNU/Linux/Open Source here. Acknowledgments The team appreciates the generous donations received this week, and thanks all the…
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HandBrake 1.11 Unveils New ProRes and DNxHR Encoders with Enhanced MOV Output Support
HandBrake, the well-known open-source video transcoder, has released its first significant version of 2026, updating to 1.11.0. This release introduces new professional encoding capabilities, featuring support for DNxHR and ProRes encoders. These encoders offer a variety of presets suited for different production needs, maintaining resolutions up to 4K and enabling output in a MOV container.…
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HandBrake 1.11: New Open-Source Video Transcoder Features AMD VCN AV1 10-Bit Encoding Support
HandBrake 1.11 has been released as a significant update to the popular open-source video transcoder. This version introduces several new features and enhancements, including an AMD VCN AV1 10-bit encoder and an array of new presets aimed at improving the transcoding process for users with AMD 9000 series GPUs and newer. Key updates in HandBrake…
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Resources 1.10.2 Release: Fixing ‘Implausible’ Intel NPU Values
Ubuntu’s latest update to the Resources system monitor tool introduces several fixes focused on Intel’s Neural Processing Units (NPUs). This application will become the default system monitor in the upcoming 26.04 LTS release. The Resources tool, built on GTK4/libadwaita, offers enhanced visibility into system performance, processes, and hardware details compared to the GNOME System Monitor,…
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digiKam 9.0: A Major Update for the Open-Source Photo Management Tool
digiKam 9.0 has officially launched, marking a significant update for the open-source photo management software compatible with GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows. This new version introduces a modernized user interface, thanks to its transition to a dedicated Qt 6 port, aimed at enhancing the overall user experience. Key improvements in digiKam 9.0 include a redesigned Welcome…
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How to Receive Gmail Alerts on Ubuntu Without Using a Dedicated Mail Client
Pigeon Email Notifier is a new GNOME Shell extension that provides desktop notifications for new emails without the need for a dedicated mail client. This tool is particularly useful for users who prefer not to keep a webmail tab open or run a larger application like Thunderbird, especially if their email provider does not have…
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Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Enhances User Experience with Snap Integration and Web Search in the Overview
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS has introduced two new extensions that enhance search capabilities in the GNOME Shell Overview. The first is called Web Search Provider, allowing users to initiate a Google search directly from the overview. It’s important to note that search terms entered here are not sent anywhere by default; instead, clicking on the search…
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Introducing the TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16: Now Powered by AMD Ryzen AI 300 for Enhanced Performance!
Today, TUXEDO Computers announced the launch of a new variant of their InfinityBook Max 16 Gen10 Linux laptop, now equipped with AMD Ryzen AI processors instead of Intel options. Users can choose from three AMD CPUs: the Ryzen AI 7 350, Ryzen AI 9 365, and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. These AMD CPUs can…
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Exploring Firefox Nova: A First Look at the Browser’s Bold Redesign
A redesigned version of Firefox, dubbed "Nova," is currently in development at Mozilla, showcasing a fresh, rounded aesthetic. The redesign features uniformly rounded tabs and an address bar, all situated within a segmented, floating island UI element. This change represents a significant departure from the current design, embodying both color and curves. Tech blogger Söeren…
