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Embox v0.5.1 Released

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On December 31, the latest New Year release 0.5.1 of the real-time OS for embedded systems, Embox, which is freely distributed under the BSD license, was announced: Changes include: added JS support based on the duktape project, improved support for STM32 platforms, added support for the STM32H7 series, added RTC subsystem, improved support for the efm32zg sk3200 platform, added support for the USB host controller UHCI, improved time subsystem, redesigned clock subsystem […]

Transparent Btrfs compression using Zstd is enabled by default in Fedora 34

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In the desktop spins of Fedora, which already use Btrfs as the default file system, there are plans to enable transparent data compression by default using Facebook's Zstd library. This is concerning the future release of Fedora 34, expected at the end of April. In addition to saving disk space, transparent data compression is also intended to reduce SSD wear and tear, among other benefits […]

Joey Hess stops maintaining github-backup

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github-backup is a program for downloading data related to a cloned repository from GitHub: forks, bug tracker content, comments, wikis, milestones, pull requests, and a list of subscribers. Observing the situation with the youtube-dl program, when its repository was blocked along with the bug tracker and pull requests, has not deterred many from relying on GitHub — not even the developers of youtube-dl themselves […]

1C: Library of standard subsystems, edition 3.1

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The "1C:Library of Standard Subsystems" (BSP) provides a set of universal functional subsystems, ready-made sections for user documentation, and technology for developing application solutions on the "1C:Enterprise" platform. With the use of BSP, rapid development of new configurations with existing basic functionality becomes possible, as well as the inclusion of ready-made functional blocks into existing configurations. The subsystems included in the BSP cover areas such as: Administration […]

CIDER 1.0

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The first major version of CIDER has been released – an interactive development environment for Clojure in Emacs, similar to SLIME for Common Lisp. The list of changes is small, but this is a very important milestone in the development of the project, which also starts using SemVer from this version: among the settings, two variables have been added: cider-inspector-auto-select-buffer, which allows you to toggle automatic text selection in the inspector, and cider-shadow-watched-builds, […]

Stellarium 0.20.4

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On December 28, version 0.20.4 of the popular open-source planetarium Stellarium was released, visualizing a realistic night sky as if you were observing it with the naked eye, or through binoculars or a telescope. In total, 95 changes have been made between versions 0.20.3 and 0.20.4, of which the following can be highlighted (major changes): Added the "Calendars" plugin; Numerous changes to the "Astronomical […]

LibreOffice has removed integration with VLC and stays with GStreamer.

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LibreOffice (free, open-source, cross-platform office suite) uses AVMedia components internally to support audio and video playback and embedding in documents or slide presentations. It also supported VLC integration for audio/video playback, but after many years without development of this originally experimental feature — VLC has now been removed, with approximately 2k lines of code deleted. GStreamer and others […]

lsFusion 4

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A new release has arrived for one of the very few free open-source high-level (ERP-level) development platforms for information systems, lsFusion. The main focus in the new fourth version has been on the logic of presentations — the user interface and everything related to it. Thus, the fourth version includes: New list views of objects: Grouping (analytical) views, where users can group themselves […]

New Release of Parted Magic

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Parted Magic is a lightweight live distribution intended for disk partitioning. It comes pre-installed with GParted, Partition Image, TestDisk, fdisk, sfdisk, dd, and ddrescue. This version has a large number of packages updated. Major changes include: ► Update of xfce to 4.14 ► Change of overall appearance ► Change of boot menu Source: linux.org.ru

Buttplug 1.0

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Quietly and unnoticed, after 3.5 years of development, the first major release of Buttplug has taken place – a comprehensive solution for developing software in the field of remote control of intimate devices, supporting various connection methods: Bluetooth, USB, and serial ports using programming languages Rust, C#, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Starting from this version, Buttplug implementations in C# and […]

Ruby 3.0.0

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A new release of the dynamic reflective interpreted high-level object-oriented programming language Ruby version 3.0.0 has been released. According to the authors, a threefold performance increase has been recorded (according to the Optcarrot test), thus achieving the goal set in 2016 described in the Ruby 3×3 concept. In achieving this goal, special attention was paid to the following areas: Performance — performance MJIT — reduction of time and decrease in the size of the generated code […]

Redox OS 0.6.0

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Redox is a UNIX-like open-source operating system written in Rust. Changes in 0.6: The memory manager rmm has been rewritten. This has eliminated memory leaks in the kernel, which had become a serious problem with the previous memory manager. Additionally, support for multi-core processors has become more stable. Many contributions from students of the Redox OS Summer of Code have been included in this release. Including work […]

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