ProHoster > Articles on: Yuri Gagarin

Author: Yuri Gagarin

A technical specialist at ProHoster with over six years of experience in server administration, VPN solutions, and network security. I manage infrastructure setup and support, monitor service stability, and implement solutions to protect client data. I also contribute to performance optimization and compliance with modern security and privacy requirements.

Release of Regolith Desktop 3.1

Posted on

The release of Regolith Desktop 3.1 has been introduced, developed by the creators of the same-named Linux distribution. Regolith is based on GNOME session management technologies, the i3 window manager, Picom and Sway compositing servers, the i3bar panel, the rofication notification system, the i3status-rs status bar, and the ilia application launcher interface. The project's developments are distributed under the GPLv3 license. Installation packages are prepared for Ubuntu and Debian. […]

FreeBSD stops supporting 32-bit platforms

Posted on

The FreeBSD developers have announced their plan to discontinue support for 32-bit platforms. The FreeBSD 15 branch will not include support for armv6, i386, and powerpc platforms, while support for the armv7 platform will be discontinued in the FreeBSD 16 branch. The ability to build 32-bit programs and use the COMPAT_FREEBSD32 mode to run 32-bit executables in a 64-bit kernel environment will remain available at least until the end of the […]

The ZLUDA toolkit has been released, allowing CUDA applications to run on AMD GPUs.

Posted on

The ZLUDA project has prepared an open implementation of CUDA technology for AMD GPUs, allowing unmodified CUDA applications to run with performance close to that of applications run without layers. The released toolkit provides binary compatibility with existing CUDA applications compiled using the CUDA compiler for NVIDIA GPUs. The implementation works on top of AMD's developing ROCm stack and the HIP (Heterogeneous-computing Interface for Portability) runtime. Code […]

A new model for Ubuntu Touch release formulation has been introduced.

Posted on

The UBports project, which has taken over the development of the Ubuntu Touch mobile platform after Canonical stepped back, has announced a transition to a new release model. Instead of releases in the format "OTA-number branch_name," new versions of the Ubuntu Touch firmware will be released using the "year.month.update" scheme, where the year and month correspond to the time of a significant release based on […]

Firefox tabs will feature a site thumbnail preview function

Posted on

In the nightly builds of Firefox, on the basis of which Firefox 124 will be formed on March 19, the ability to display page thumbnails when hovering over tabs has been added. In addition to the thumbnail, a mention of the link displayed in the tab has also been added to the information block about the tab. The link shown in the popup above the tab will appear in Firefox 123, scheduled for […]

New version of the Arduino IDE 2.3 development environment

Posted on

The Arduino community, which develops a series of open boards based on microcontrollers, has released the Arduino IDE 2.3 integrated development environment, providing an interface for writing code, compiling, uploading firmware to hardware, and interacting with the boards during debugging. Firmware development is conducted in a slightly trimmed version of C++ with the Wiring framework. The interface code of the development environment is written in TypeScript (typed JavaScript), […]

Release of the Arkime 5.0 network traffic indexing system

Posted on

The release of the Arkime 5.0 system for capturing, storing, and indexing network packets has been published, providing tools for visual evaluation of traffic flows and searching for information related to network activity. The project was originally developed by AOL with the goal of creating an open replacement for commercial packet processing platforms, supporting deployment on its servers and capable of scaling to handle traffic at speeds […]

The kernel of the DragonFly BSD operating system has been updated with approximately 100 changes related to the implementation of WireGuard VPN support.

Posted on

The fifth corrective update for Debian 12 has been formed, which includes accumulated package updates and adds fixes in the installer. The release includes 68 updates addressing stability issues and 42 updates resolving vulnerabilities. Notable changes in Debian 12.5 include updates to the latest stable versions of packages such as dpdk, mariadb, postfix, qemu, systemd, and xen. In cryptsetup-initramfs […]

The DragonFly BSD kernel has integrated support for WireGuard VPN

Posted on

Around 100 changes related to the implementation of WireGuard VPN support have been made in the DragonFly BSD operating system kernel. The 'wg' driver with WireGuard protocol support has been ported from FreeBSD, while the code for cryptographic functions, network interfaces, and the ioctl API (for user-space management) has been borrowed from OpenBSD. Changes to the ifconfig utility necessary for VPN configuration have been imported from OpenBSD. The implementation […]

Updates for Debian 12.5 and 11.9

Posted on

An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 9.2 — has taken place. Since the release of 9.1, 14 bug reports have been closed and 213 changes have been made. Key changes include: the Wine Mono engine with .NET platform implementation has been updated to version 9.0.0; improved support for the system tray; exception handling has been enhanced on ARM platforms; the YEAR2038 macro has been used in the build […]

ZX-Spectrum Emulator Glukalka2

Posted on

A new incarnation of the ZX-Spectrum emulator Glukalka is available for download. The graphical component of the emulator has been rewritten using the Qt library (the recommended minimum version is Qt-4.6; some emulator functions may be disabled on older versions of Qt or the emulator may not compile). The use of Qt has made the emulator more portable: it now works not only on UNIX/X11 but also on MS Windows, Mac OS […]

The family of atomically updated Fedora Atomic Desktops distributions has been introduced.

Posted on

The Fedora project has announced the unification of naming for user builds of the Fedora Linux distribution, which utilize an atomic update model and a monolithic system structure. These distribution variants are categorized under a separate family known as Fedora Atomic Desktops, where the builds will be titled "Fedora Atomic." However, for the already recognized and long-established atomic builds, the old names will be preserved, as […]

« to the beginning 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 to the end »
Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers 🔥 Buy reliable website hosting with DDoS protection, VPS VDS servers | ProHoster