GNOME 49, codenamed “Brescia,” is here with a modern video player, a new document viewer, improved Calendar, faster Software, HDR wallpapers, and countless refinements. As someone who calls GNOME my favorite desktop environment, I am beyond excited for this release.
Calibre 8.10 adds customizable tooltips, fixes Kindle and markdown issues, improves audiobook handling, and refreshes news sources.
Wireshark 4.4.9 is out with a critical SSH crash fix, improved protocol decoding, and better reliability for Cisco IOS captures.
Wine 10.14 arrives with 19 bug fixes, updated Mono and vkd3d components, and new IPv6 ping support, making it easier to run Windows software and games on Linux.
TrueNAS 25.10 Goldeye is now in beta with a new ZFS rewrite tool, NVIDIA Blackwell support, virtualization improvements, and NVMe over Fabric.
GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 arrives with FreeBSD 14.3 updates, hardware support improvements, bug fixes, and the first preview of Gershwin, a GNUstep-based desktop inspired by macOS.
FFmpeg 8.0, codenamed “Huffman,” has arrived, and it is one of the project’s most ambitious releases in years. The update comes after some delays and a complete modernization of the project’s infrastructure, making this version particularly feature-packed.
Calibre 8.9 refines eBook management with smarter book matching, improved annotations, and bug fixes across Linux, Windows, and macOS.
LibreOffice 25.8 delivers new functions and better speed, but Windows 7 and 8 users have been cut off as the suite leaves legacy systems behind.
Thunderbird 142.0 brings PDF signing, improved folder management, bug fixes, and critical security patches across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Kdenlive 25.08.0 is all about fixes and polish, delivering stability improvements across the board for fan of the open source video editor.
Shotcut 25.08.16 is here with bug fixes, stability improvements, and color space updates. A must-download for users of recent versions.