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Thunderbird 142 lands with PDF signatures, new folder options, and critical security fixes

August 20, 2025 Brian Fagioli
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Thunderbird 142.0 brings PDF signing, improved folder management, bug fixes, and critical security patches across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Categories Open source, Software Tags CVE, email client, Linux, macOS, Mozilla, PDF signatures, security update, Thunderbird, Thunderbird 142.0, Windows Leave a comment

Kdenlive 25.08 brings bug fixes and refinements to the open source video editor

August 18, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Kdenlive

Kdenlive 25.08.0 is all about fixes and polish, delivering stability improvements across the board for fan of the open source video editor.

Categories Linux, Open source, Software Tags AppImage, Flatpak, Kdenlive, Kdenlive 25.08.0, Linux, Open Source, rendering, Snap, subtitles, video editor Leave a comment

Ubuntu Linux 25.10 wallpaper revealed ahead of October release

August 18, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Ubuntu 2510 wallpaper

Canonical has unveiled the official Ubuntu 25.10 wallpaper, showcasing a quokka-themed design that sets the tone for the October 2025 release.

Categories Linux Tags Canonical, GNOME, Linux, Ubuntu, Ubuntu 25.10, Ubuntu 25.10 wallpaper, Ubuntu Linux, Ubuntu release, Ubuntu wallpaper Leave a comment

GNOME 49 Beta lands with new apps Papers and Showtime replacing old favorites

August 15, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Gnome 49 beta

GNOME 49 Beta replaces Evince and Totem with Papers and Showtime, alongside updates to core apps, Wayland improvements, and UI refinements.

Categories Linux, Open source Tags desktop environment, GNOME, GNOME 49, GNOME 49 Beta, GNOME Shell, GTK, Linux, Mutter, Papers, Showtime Leave a comment

Canonical brings certified Ubuntu Linux to Qualcomm Dragonwing processors for edge AI innovation

August 15, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Ubuntu dragon

Canonical has released certified Ubuntu Linux images for Qualcomm Dragonwing processors, giving enterprises a secure, long-term platform for edge AI deployments.

Categories Linux Tags Canonical, Dragonwing, edge AI, IoT, Linux, QCS5430, QCS6490, Qualcomm, Ubuntu Leave a comment

VirtualBox 7.2 lands with Arm upgrades, Linux 3D boost, and a tidier interface

August 14, 2025 Brian Fagioli

VirtualBox 7.2 delivers major upgrades for Arm and Linux users, a more practical interface, and dozens of bug fixes but not without trade offs.

Categories Linux, Mac, Software, Windows Tags 3D acceleration, kernel 6.17, Linux, macOS, NVMe, Open Source, Oracle, VirtualBox, virtualization, Windows 11 Arm Leave a comment

SparkyLinux 8.0 debuts with Debian 13 base

August 14, 2025 Brian Fagioli
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SparkyLinux 8.0 “The Seven Sisters” debuts with a Debian 13 base, updated software, and new package management features.

Categories Linux Tags Debian 13, KDE Plasma, Linux, LXQt, MATE, SparkyLinux, SparkyLinux 8.0, The Seven Sisters, Xfce Leave a comment

CrossOver 25.1.0 fixes EA and Ubisoft launchers, improves Microsoft Office on Linux

August 12, 2025 Brian Fagioli
tux gaming windows monitor

The new CrossOver 25.1.0 release fixes launcher and controller issues, improves Steam stability, and enhances Microsoft Office support on Linux.

Categories Linux, Mac, Windows Tags 8BitDo, CodeWeavers, CrossOver 25.1.0, EA launcher, Linux, Office 365, Steam, Ubisoft launcher, Xbox controller Leave a comment

Linux Mint 22.2 Zara BETA now available for download

August 12, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Linux mint Zara

Linux Mint 22.2 ‘Zara’ beta delivers new features, visual changes, and fingerprint login ahead of its full LTS release, but testers should expect bugs.

Categories Linux Tags Cinnamon, Linux, Linux Mint, Linux Mint 22.2 beta, MATE, Open Source, Ubuntu, Xfce, Zara Leave a comment

Debian 13 trixie arrives with RISC-V support and updated Linux kernel

August 9, 2025 Brian Fagioli
debian 13 trixie riscv board

Debian 13 “trixie” is now available with RISC-V support, updated desktop environments, refreshed software, and extended support.

Categories Linux Tags Debian, Debian 13, GNOME 48, KDE Plasma 6.3, Linux, Linux kernel 6.12, Open Source, operating system, RISC-V, trixie Leave a comment
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