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Second alpha release of the Pidgin 3 messenger.

The second alpha release of the Pidgin 3.0 instant messaging client (2.96) has been introduced. This release is noted as still not ready for everyday use. Builds are prepared in Flatpak format and are available in the beta repository on Flathub. The Pidgin 3 branch has been under development since 2011, after three years of discussions at the conceptual and idea levels prior to that. Pidgin 3 marks a transition […]

The release of VirtualBox 7.2.12 addresses the issue causing host system hangs.

Oracle has released a corrective update for the VirtualBox virtualization system, version 7.2.12, which includes 3 changes. In the additions for host environments running Linux, a problem that caused a kernel crash leading to a kernel Panic or system freeze during the launch of a virtual machine has been fixed. The freeze occurs when using VirtualBox 7.2.10 by users of Debian 13, Arch Linux, Linux […]

Git 2.55

The release of the distributed version control system Git 2.55 has been announced. Key changes include the default inclusion of a Rust build, implementation of the fsmonitor process for Linux, a new incremental MIDX index repacking strategy, the git history fixup command for correcting commits, optimization of object availability bitmap generation, support for parallel execution of hooks, and the git format-rev command. Git code is distributed under the GPLv2+ license. By […]

A new management model for MySQL aimed at engaging the community in development

Heather VanCura, Vice President of Oracle responsible for community engagement, has presented the second phase of the initiative to strengthen ties with the community and accelerate MySQL development. While the first phase focused on increasing transparency in processes and engaging the community in shaping the MySQL development roadmap, the second phase will concentrate on involving representatives from the community in development. Among […]

Release of ZLUDA 6, a universal open implementation of CUDA technology.

Andrzej Janik presented the release of ZLUDA 6, an open-source implementation of CUDA technology. The project aims to enable unmodified CUDA applications to run on GPU systems other than NVIDIA's, achieving performance close to that of applications executed without layers. The project's code is written in Rust and is distributed under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses. ZLUDA 6 has become […]

Git 2.55 Released with Default Rust Support

The release of the distributed source code management system Git 2.55 has been announced. Among the key changes are the inclusion of Rust builds by default, the implementation of fsmonitor for Linux, a new strategy for repacking the incremental MIDX index, the 'git history fixup' command for fixing commits, optimizations for generating object availability bitmap, support for parallel execution of hooks, and the 'git format-rev' command. The Git code is distributed under the GPLv2+ license. By […]

New Versions of Wine 11.12 and Wine-staging 11.12

An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 11.12 — has been published. Since the release of 11.11, 27 bug reports have been closed and 228 changes have been made. The most significant changes include the transfer of the libswresample (audio resampling) and libswscale (image scaling and pixel format conversion) libraries from FFmpeg into Wine. Previously transferred libraries have been updated to FFmpeg release 8.1.1. […]

Froggy-BLC 1.02 (Site Book System, CMS)

The release (1.02) of the Book-Like CMS 'Froggy-BLC', which operates on files without a database, has taken place. In this release: A custom implementation of the 'p' tag is used — 'rich-paragraph role=paragraph' (HTML5). This is necessary for supporting block elements within paragraphs, especially when CKEditor-4 automatically places 'p' tags everywhere. Four types of vulnerabilities have been addressed. Work is underway on code de-obfuscation, with significant progress already made. […]

Microsoft has implemented Linux containers in WSL.

Microsoft has announced the beginning of testing for a system to run Linux containers on Windows, implemented using the WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) layer. The toolkit provides a standard command-line interface wslc and an API for creating, deploying, and running Linux-based containers from the Windows environment, as well as for interacting with running containers from Windows. Functionality for working with […]

Issues with removing «protestware» from the Debian package xsnow

In the xsnow application, which implements a falling snow effect on the desktop, a hidden change has been introduced, showing the Ukrainian flag with a probability of 2%. For users with a Russian locale, the probability of displaying the flag increases to 30%. This activity is also present in the Debian package xsnow that is provided in the Debian 13 repository. In the complaint sent to the Debian Quality Assurance Team responsible for maintaining quality […]

curl 8.21.0

On June 24, after nearly two months of development, 531 commits, and fixing 276 bugs, the release 8.21.0 (№275) of the cross-platform multifunctional console utility and library curl, written in C and distributed under the curl license, took place. Key changes Security Medium severity CVE-2026-8925: double memory free in SASL; CVE-2026-8927: Digest authentication state leak between proxy servers in env-set; CVE-2026-9079: leak […]

Release of anti-cheat tool TLAC 2.0

The release of TLAC 2.0 (Tuncor Local Anti-Cheat) is available, which develops an open anti-cheat system for Linux that operates in user space. To detect interference with game process execution, TLAC utilizes pattern scanning for cheats in the process memory using ptrace and procfs. Features include mask searching, integrity checks using SHA256 hashes, and hardware blocking with […]

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