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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.

The AOMedia Alliance has announced the next-generation video codec AV2

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The Open Media Alliance (AOMedia), which oversees the development of the AV1 video encoding format, announced the release of an open standard and reference implementation for the new AV2 video encoding format by the end of the year. This new standard is viewed not only as a continuation of the development of the AV1 video codec but also as the foundation for the future AOMedia technology stack. The development of AV2 has been underway for several years, with the first preliminary implementation being […]

Release of the mobile platform /e/OS 3.1

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The release of the mobile platform /e/OS 3.1, focused on user data privacy, has been presented. The platform was created by Gaël Duval, the founder of the Mandrake Linux distribution. The project supports 253 smartphone models and creates firmware builds for the most popular ones. Custom editions of devices based on OnePlus, Fairphone, Teracube, and Pixel smartphones have been prepared, distributed with the pre-installed /e/OS firmware under the Murena […] brand.

The libxml2 library is left without a maintainer

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Nick Wellnhofer announced his departure from the position of maintainer of the libxml2 library. Nick has been involved in the development of libxml2 since 2016 and was added to the group of maintainers in 2022, remaining practically the only active developer since then. After Nick's departure, the project is left without maintenance. The libxml2 library is used in operating systems and products of Apple companies […]

Leak of documentation and code related to the Great Firewall of China

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Approximately 600 GB of data related to the operation of the Great Firewall of China (GFW) has been released. The GFW is used for filtering internet traffic in the PRC. The archive contains around 500 GB of rpm packages from a closed repository repo.geedge.net, various documentation on its operation and structure, as well as compressed (zstd) archives containing the contents of a git repository with code (63 GB, including […]

Release of Cloud Hypervisor 48.0 with a ban on accepting AI-generated code

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The release of Cloud Hypervisor 48.0 has been announced, built on components from the Rust-VMM project, developed with the participation of Intel, Alibaba, Amazon, Google, and Red Hat. Rust-VMM is written in Rust and allows for the creation of hypervisors tailored to specific tasks. Cloud Hypervisor is one such hypervisor, providing a high-level virtual machine monitor (VMM) that operates atop KVM or MSHV and […]

The release of PortableGL 0.99, an implementation of OpenGL 3 in C

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After a year and a half of development, the release of PortableGL 0.99 has been prepared, advancing the software implementation of the OpenGL 3.x graphics API, written entirely in C. Theoretically, PortableGL can be used in any applications that accept a texture or framebuffer as input. The code is formatted as a single header file and is distributed under the MIT license. The project has defined goals such as portability, […]

The Perl language has risen from 27th to 10th place in the Tiobe ranking.

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TIOBE Software has published the September ranking of programming languages popularity. This release is notable for the significant rise in popularity of the Perl language, which climbed from 27th to 10th place in the ranking over the year. In February, the popularity index of Perl was 0.49%, after which it began to rise to 0.7% in March, 0.9% in April, 1.2% in May, 1.47% in June, 1.76% in July, and […]

Release of Libadwaita 1.8 Library for Creating GNOME-style Interfaces

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The GNOME project has released version 1.8 of the Libadwaita library, which includes a set of components for styling user interfaces in accordance with GNOME HIG (Human Interface Guidelines). The library contains ready-made widgets and objects for building applications that comply with the overall GNOME style, and its interface can adapt to screens of any size. The library code is written in C and is distributed under […]

Bcachefs will be distributed as a separate DKMS module.

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Kent Overstreet, the developer of the Bcachefs filesystem, has announced the transition to distributing Bcachefs using the DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support) toolkit, where the module is supplied in source form and built on the user's system, immediately after the package is installed. After updating the Linux kernel, the module is automatically rebuilt in the system. The DKMS distribution will allow for decoupling from each update […]

The release of the Q4OS 6.1 distribution, shipped with the Trinity desktop environment

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The release of Q4OS 6.1, based on the Debian package base and shipped with the KDE Plasma and Trinity desktops (continuing the development of the KDE 3.5.x codebase), has been announced. Both user environments can coexist simultaneously in a single system, allowing users to switch between them. The distribution is positioned as being light on hardware resources while offering a classic desktop layout. The size of the bootable […]

Release of Wine 10.15

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An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 10.15, has been announced. Since the release of 10.14, 16 bug reports have been closed and 277 changes made. The most significant changes include: Partial support for the ntsync driver has been added, which significantly increases the performance of Windows games run through Wine. The driver has been part of the Linux kernel since release 6.14 and implements a character device […]

Samba 4.23.0 Release with QUIC Protocol Support and SMB3 Unix Extensions Activation

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After six months of development, the release of Samba 4.23.0 has been presented, continuing the Samba 4 branch with a full implementation of the domain controller and Active Directory service compatible with the Windows 2008 implementation, capable of serving all supported Microsoft versions of Windows clients, including Windows 11. Samba 4 is a multifunctional server product that also provides file server implementation, printing services, and server […]

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