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The Servo engine has passed Acid2 tests. Crash Reporter in Firefox has been rewritten in Rust.

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The developers of the Servo browser engine, written in Rust, announced that the project has reached a level that successfully passes the Acid2 tests used to check web standards support in web browsers. The Acid2 tests were created in 2005 and assess basic capabilities of CSS and HTML4, as well as the correctness of PNG images with transparent backgrounds and data: URL schemes. Among recent changes in Servo […]

Vivaldi 6.7 for PC

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The latest version of the cross-platform browser Vivaldi introduces the following innovations: Memory Saver feature; it can be enabled in the 'Tabs' section of the browser settings: 'Reduce memory usage by automatically putting tabs that haven't been used in sleep mode. You can still manually put your workspace or group of tabs to sleep if you prefer to manage it yourself.' Built-in RSS aggregator automatically finds […]

FCC restores net neutrality rules

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved the return of net neutrality rules, which were repealed in 2018. Out of the five voting commission members, three voted in favor of reinstating rules that prohibit providers from paid prioritization, blocking access, and throttling speeds to legally distributed content and services. According to the adopted resolution, broadband access […]

Release of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

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The release of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, codenamed 'Noble Numbat', is a long-term support release that will be maintained for 12 years, including 5 years of public updates and another 7 years of updates for users of the Ubuntu Pro service. Along with Ubuntu, versions with other desktop environments (flavours), including Kubuntu, have been announced. […]

Microsoft and IBM have open-sourced the MS-DOS 4.0 operating system.

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Ten years after the source code of MS-DOS 1.25 and 2.0 was released, Microsoft announced the opening of the source code for the MS-DOS 4.0 operating system, originally released in 1988 and developed in collaboration with IBM. The code is open under the MIT license, which allows for free modifications, distribution, and use in products. In addition to the code, documentation is also available […]

The release of Nextcloud Hub 8 has been announced, providing a self-contained solution for organizing collaboration among employees and teams working on various projects.

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The release of Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat" has occurred, classified as a long-term support (LTS) release, with updates being provided for 12 years (5 years of general availability plus an additional 7 years for users of the Ubuntu Pro service). Installation images have been created for Ubuntu Desktop, Ubuntu Server, Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu Studio, Xubuntu, […]

The Nextcloud Hub 8 collaboration platform has been introduced.

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The release of Nextcloud Hub 8 has been announced, providing a self-sufficient solution for organizing collaboration among enterprise employees and teams developing various projects. Concurrently, the underlying Nextcloud 28 cloud platform has been released, allowing for the deployment of a cloud storage solution with support for synchronization and data sharing, enabling viewing and editing of data from any device anywhere on the network (with […]

The release of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS distribution

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PyBoy version 2.0.3 has been released. PyBoy is a GameBoy handheld console emulator, written in Python and Cython. Some improvements compared to version 2.0 include: fixed issues with .py files in the sdist package; significantly reduced the size of PyPI files, with pip install speed slightly increased; internal optimizations of breakpoints made; ReadOnly error fixed; a delay added in the send_input function. […]

The JavaScript platform Node.js 22.0.0 is now available.

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The release of Node.js 22.0 has taken place, a platform for running network applications in JavaScript. Node.js 22.0 is classified as part of the long-term support branches, but this status will be granted only in October, after stabilization. Support for Node.js 22.x will be provided until April 30, 2027. The previous LTS branch Node.js 20.x will be maintained until April 2026, while the earlier LTS branch […]

Google has postponed the end of third-party cookie support in Chrome.

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Google has announced another adjustment to its plans for ending third-party cookie support in the Chrome browser, which are set when accessing sites different from the domain of the current page. Originally, third-party cookie support was scheduled to end by 2022, then the deadline was pushed to mid-2023, and it has since been shifted again to the fourth quarter of 2024. […]

Fedora 41 proposes to create an official build with the composite manager Miracle.

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Matthew Kosarek, a developer from Canonical, has proposed the beginning of the formation of official Spin builds of Fedora Linux with a user environment based on the Miracle window manager, using the Wayland protocol and components for building composite managers Mir. The Spin edition of Fedora with Miracle is planned to be delivered starting with the release of Fedora Linux 41. The proposal has not yet been reviewed by the FESCo committee (Fedora […]

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