Shotcut 25.10 adds HTML-based image generation, typewriter effects, and built-in text-to-speech
Shotcut 25.10.31 introduces HTML image and video generation, text-to-speech support, and new screen recording tools across platforms.
Shotcut 25.10.31 introduces HTML image and video generation, text-to-speech support, and new screen recording tools across platforms.
Wine 10.18 introduces Vulkan-backed OpenGL mapping, WinRT exception handling, and dozens of bug fixes, boosting Windows software performance on Linux.
OpenBSD 7.8 is here with Raspberry Pi 5 support, faster SMP networking, and updates across the kernel, userland, and crypto stack. It’s another careful, confident step forward for BSD fans.
Oracle’s VirtualBox 7.2.4 adds initial Linux 6.18 kernel support and fixes issues affecting NAT, RHEL guests, and Windows XP SP2 installations.
The digiKam 8.8.0 release brings faster performance, smarter tagging, FujiFilm focus point support, and better Wayland integration for Linux photographers.
The GIMP team has officially released its new Snap package, taking over from Snapcrafters and offering direct CI-built releases for Linux users.
Thunderbird 144.0 delivers a Flatpak update, bug fixes for OpenPGP, S/MIME, and calendar features, plus visual and security improvements.
NordVPN has open sourced its Linux GUI and added it to the Snap package, making the VPN easier to install and more transparent for Linux users.
Wireshark 4.6.0 debuts with NTS decryption, new visualization tools, and time formatting improvements for network analysts on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
GIMP 3.0.6 is here with fixes for crashes, better transparency handling, macOS and Windows updates, and stronger security.
Wine 10.16 is out with 16-bit WoW64 support, fast NTSync synchronization, and fixes for 34 bugs affecting games and apps.
Thunderbird 143.0 is here with a long list of bug fixes, from Gmail relay errors to startup crashes. It’s a stability-focused release worth installing.