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Shotcut 25.07, the open-source video editor, lands on macOS, Linux, and Windows with new filters and audio tools

July 27, 2025 Brian Fagioli
shotcut 25 07 linux video editor update

Shotcut 25.07 brings new video and audio editing features, better UI themes, and speech-to-text improvements to Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Categories Open source, Linux, Mac, Software, Windows Tags audio tools, free software, Linux, Open Source, outline filter, Shotcut, Shotcut 25.07, Shotcut update, speech to text, video editor Leave a comment

OPNsense 25.7 Visionary Viper is the open source firewall upgrade power users have been waiting for

July 23, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Visionary viper

The new OPNsense 25.7 Visionary Viper release brings serious upgrades for firewall users. Expect better onboarding, stronger backups, and modular security tools.

Categories Open source Tags cybersecurity, Deciso, firewall, FreeBSD, Linux, Open Source, OPNsense, sysadmin, Visionary Viper, VPN Leave a comment

Thunderbird 141 adds archive shortcut to notifications and cleans up emoji mistake

July 22, 2025 Brian Fagioli
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Thunderbird 141 adds helpful features like archiving from notifications and warns of expiring OpenPGP keys. It also fixes emoji labeling and folder creation issues.

Categories Mozilla, Open source, Software Tags email client, encrypted email, Linux, macOS, Open Source, OpenPGP, Thunderbird, Thunderbird 141, Windows Leave a comment

Google launches Veles open-source scanner to catch leaked credentials early

July 22, 2025 Brian Fagioli
google veles secret scanner

Google’s Veles scanner helps developers and cloud users find and fix exposed API keys and credentials before they cause trouble.

Categories Google, Open source Tags API key detection, CI/CD security, cloud security, credential leak, cybersecurity, Google, Open Source, secret scanner, Veles Leave a comment

Google launches OSS Rebuild to catch open source malware and verify sketchy packages

July 21, 2025 Brian Fagioli
google oss rebuild wide

Google’s OSS Rebuild helps detect open source supply chain attacks by rebuilding packages and verifying integrity without burdening maintainers.

Categories Google, Open source Tags Crates.io, Google, npm, Open Source, OSS Rebuild, PyPI, reproducible builds, SLSA, software security Leave a comment

Google-backed DraNet aims to fix Kubernetes networking for AI workloads

July 19, 2025 Brian Fagioli
kubernetes dranet rdma ai

Google engineers are trying to fix Kubernetes’ clunky networking for AI and HPC with DraNet, a new open-source project that’s now in beta.

Categories Artificial Intelligence, Google, Kubernetes, Open source Tags AI, DRA API, DraNet, GKE, Google, high performance computing, Kubernetes, Linux, Open Source, RDMA Leave a comment

Debian trixie release set for August as full freeze looms

July 19, 2025 Brian Fagioli
debian trixie frozen release iceblock

Debian 13 trixie is launching on August 9. A full freeze starts July 27, so developers have a short window left to submit unblock requests.

Categories Linux, Open source Tags bookworm, Debian, Debian 13, freeze, Linux, release date, testing, trixie, unblock request, upgrade Leave a comment

Calibre 8.7 adds support for 2024 Kindles and fixes Kobo issues

July 18, 2025 Brian Fagioli
calibre

Calibre 8.7 is out now with Kindle page number support, restored Kobo compatibility, and fixes across the board.

Categories Open source, ebook, Linux, Mac, Software, Windows Tags Calibre, calibre 8.7, ebook management, ebook reader, kindle, kobo, Linux, metadata editor, MTP driver, Open Source Leave a comment

Wireshark 4.4.8 is out with critical bug fixes for Linux, Windows, and Mac

July 17, 2025 Brian Fagioli
shark biting network cables

Wireshark 4.4.8 brings essential bug fixes for DTLS, Lua plugins, and protocol parsing. But Linux users will need to use the package manager.

Categories Open source, Linux, Mac, Software, Windows Tags cybersecurity, DNP3, DTLS, Linux, network analysis, packet capture, UDS, Wireshark, Wireshark 4.4.8 Leave a comment

LibreOffice 25.2.5 released for Linux, Windows, and Mac as 24.8 reaches end of life

July 17, 2025 Brian Fagioli
libreoffice 2525 linux windows mac

LibreOffice 25.2.5 is here with important fixes for Writer, Calc, and more. With 24.8 now at end of life, it’s time to upgrade.

Categories Open source, Software Tags document foundation, free productivity software, LibreOffice, LibreOffice 25.2.5, LibreOffice download, Linux office suite, ODT DOCX compatibility, OOXML, open source office, Windows office suite Leave a comment
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