Thunderbird 141 adds helpful features like archiving from notifications and warns of expiring OpenPGP keys. It also fixes emoji labeling and folder creation issues.
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.
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.
Arch Linux pulled three AUR packages that were secretly installing malware. If you used them, you’ll want to take action fast.
Intel has officially ended support for Clear Linux OS without warning, archiving the project and cutting off updates.
Calibre 8.7 is out now with Kindle page number support, restored Kobo compatibility, and fixes across the board.
ONLYOFFICE 9.0.3 might be a bug fix update, but it seriously upgrades the experience.
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.
ESWIN Computing and Canonical have joined forces to launch the EBC77 Series SBC, a new RISC-V board that runs Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and targets developers, educators, and innovators.
SparkyLinux 7.8 “Orion Belt” brings fresh packages, new desktop versions, and a fix for GIMP installation conflicts.
Wine 10.12 brings EGL backend support, Bluetooth LE services, and ARM64 CI builds, along with fixes for 17 bugs affecting popular Windows apps and games.
NVIDIA confirms researchers demonstrated a Rowhammer attack on a GPU without ECC enabled and urges users to check their settings.