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Exciting News: Ubuntu 25.04 “Plucky Puffin” Set to Launch on April 17th, 2025!
The upcoming Ubuntu release, Ubuntu 25.04, is affectionately named the “Plucky Puffin” and is set to officially launch on April 17th, 2025. This marks Canonical’s 42nd release of Ubuntu, and being an interim version, it will receive software and security updates for a duration of only nine months, concluding in January 2026. This variant is…
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Shotcut 24.10 Launch: Open-Source Video Editor Introduces AI-Powered Speech to Text Features
Today marks the release of version 24.10 of Shotcut, the open-source, free, and cross-platform video editing software built on Qt, which incorporates its first AI feature. This update comes a month and a half after Shotcut 24.09. The new version adds a Speech to Text functionality under Subtitles, utilizing OpenAI’s Whisper technology thanks to the…
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ONLYOFFICE 8.2: Enhanced Startup Times, Exciting New Theme, and More Features!
A significant update to ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors, a free and open-source office suite compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, has just been released for download. ONLYOFFICE 8.2 brings a variety of new features, enhancements in performance, and numerous smaller improvements throughout the entire suite, which includes a word processor, spreadsheet application, presentation creator, form filler,…
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Firefox 132 Launches: Exploring the Latest Modest Updates and Features
Mozilla Firefox 132 can be downloaded today, arriving just a few weeks prior to the browser’s significant 20th anniversary milestone. However, those anticipating Firefox 132 to be a grand celebration filled with numerous new features and striking updates might want to manage their expectations. While Mozilla’s developers have an array of exciting features in the…
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Upcoming GNOME 48 Desktop Environment Set to Launch on March 19th, 2025
As many of us revel in the various new features and enhancements of the GNOME 47 “Denver” desktop environment series, the GNOME project is already turning its attention towards the upcoming major release, GNOME 48, which is scheduled to launch on March 19th, 2025. GNOME 48 will be named “Bengaluru,” honoring the city that will…
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: Highlights from October 27th, 2024
Welcome to the 211th edition of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup for the week ending October 27th, 2024, where we keep you informed on the key developments within the Linux community. If you happened to miss last week’s 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup, you can catch up on all things GNU/Linux/Open Source here. Thank You! I want to…
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Tiling Shell Update: Introducing Custom Window Border Colors and Exciting New Features!
I have a strong appreciation for the Tiling Shell GNOME Shell extension, as it excels at its functionality while also catering to a variety of user preferences. It provides flexibility by allowing users to tile windows using a mouse along with drop zones, via keyboard shortcuts, or through a combination of both options – making…
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Geckium: The Uncanny Chrome Theme for Firefox That Takes Customization to the Next Level
Have you ever felt a wave of nostalgia for the appearance of web browsers from the past, yet are hesitant to deal with the challenges of running an outdated browser on a contemporary operating system? To be honest, you might not, but after exploring the potential of the Geckium project, you just might! Before moving…
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PeaZip 10 Launches: Discover the Revamped GUI, New Compression Presets, and Exciting Features!
PeaZip, the free and open-source archive manager available across platforms, has been upgraded to version 10, marking a significant update filled with new features and improvements. Key features of PeaZip 10 include the addition of a new “MTP devices” folder in the Filesystem section of the navigation sidebar for Linux users, simplifying the process of…
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Vivaldi 7.0 Launches with Exciting New UI, Dashboard Features, and More!
Vivaldi 7.0 has been released, and its creators are promoting it as more than just an update; they claim it’s a completely new version of Vivaldi. Long-time users of the browser will quickly understand the reason behind this, as Vivaldi has undergone a significant UI overhaul: a fresh theme featuring pill-shaped floating tabs and a…