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KDE Plasma 6.3.6 Released: Explore the Latest Improvements and Bug Fixes
KDE Plasma 6.3.6 has been released, bringing a series of enhancements and bug fixes to enhance user experience. This update focuses on improvements in several features, including Night Light, Plasma System Monitor, KRunner, KWin’s Slide Back effect, and the Power And Battery widget. The release was intentionally postponed by a week to avoid coinciding with…
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Bash 5.3 Released: Discover the Significant New Features Enhancing Your Shell Experience
A new version of the GNU project’s Bourne Again SHell (Bash) has been released, approximately three years after the previous version. The latest update, Bash 5.3, introduces several significant new features along with various enhancements and fixes, as detailed in the official release announcement. One of the key features in this update is a new…
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OBS Studio 31.1 Released: Explore Multitrack Video Support for Linux Users
OBS Studio 31.1 has officially launched, bringing several exciting features for video recording and live streaming on Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms. One of the standout additions is the support for Multitrack Video on Linux and macOS, allowing users greater flexibility when managing multiple video streams. This update also includes notable enhancements such as preview…
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: Highlights and News from July 6th, 2025
The latest installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup for the week ending July 6th, 2025, highlights significant events in the Linux community, including various releases and updates. A special thanks goes out to contributors for their donations and continuous support. This week, notable news includes the release of Thunderbird 140, the second update for KDE…
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Critical Linux Security Flaw Exposes Disk Encryption Vulnerability
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a significant security vulnerability affecting various Linux distributions that could allow attackers to gain complete system access, even when full disk encryption is employed. The exploit was detailed in a report by ERNW, demonstrating its effectiveness on Ubuntu 25.04 and Fedora 42, though it seems some distributions, like OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, are…
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Geany 2.1 Launches with Enhanced UI and Expanded File Type Support: A Closer Look at the New Features
Geany 2.1 has officially launched, marking a significant upgrade to this lightweight, GTK-based open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This release comes nearly 20 months after Geany 2.0 and introduces a range of enhancements including an improved user interface and expanded file type support. One of the most exciting additions in Geany 2.1 is the capability…
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Gradia Screenshot Tool: Continual Enhancements and New Features
A plethora of new features have been introduced to Gradia, a Linux screenshot markup tool built with GTK4/libadwaita, since its last update. Previously praised for its focused feature set and user-friendly interface, Gradia enables users to add text and annotations, open any image file, and create polished visuals for various purposes, including app store graphics…
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DXVK 2.7 Enhances Gaming Experience for God of War, Watch Dogs 2, and Final Fantasy XIV
DXVK 2.7, the latest release of the Vulkan-based implementation for D3D9, D3D10, and D3D11 on Linux/Wine, has introduced significant enhancements aimed at improving the gaming experience. Available for download, this version follows closely on the heels of DXVK 2.6.2 and includes vital updates for popular games such as God of War, Watch Dogs 2, and…
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Introducing the GPD MicroPC 2: A Powerful Successor to the Original Pocket PC
GPD MicroPC 2: Enhanced Successor to Original Pocket PC The GPD MicroPC has a new version debuting this summer, building upon the original’s compact and robust design. This second-generation model features significant upgrades, including a larger, adjustable screen, a more powerful Intel processor, improved storage capabilities, and a variety of enhanced ports. However, its appeal…
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Debian 13 Installer Enhances Support for Rescuing Btrfs Systems with Calamares Integration
The Debian Project has released the second Release Candidate (RC2) of the Debian Installer for the upcoming Debian GNU/Linux 13 “Trixie,” which is set to roll out in late June or early/mid July 2025. This update introduces key enhancements, including the ability to rescue Btrfs systems that were installed using the Calamares installer. In addition…
