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Release of Electron 38, an application development platform based on the Chromium engine

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The release of Electron 38.0.0 has been announced, providing a self-sufficient framework for developing cross-platform desktop applications based on Chromium, V8, and Node.js components. Among the changes in this new release: Updated versions of the Chromium browser engine to 140, Node.js platform to 22.18.0, and JavaScript engine V8 to 14.0 (the previous branch used Chromium 138, Node.js 22.16.0, and V8 13.8). The ability to change accent colors […]

Google has restricted access to search for browsers without JavaScript

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By the end of 2024, attempts by some users to search on Google with JavaScript disabled resulted in being redirected to a page that requested enabling JavaScript in the browser. In January 2025, a selective testing phase prohibiting access without JavaScript was completed, and the restriction was applied to all users, while leaving a few loopholes. For instance, access to the search engine from […]

Release of composite server Hyprland 0.51

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The composite server Hyprland 0.51 is now available, utilizing the Wayland protocol. The project focuses on a tiling window layout but also supports traditional arbitrary window placement, window grouping in tab form, a pseudo-tiling mode, and full-screen window expansion. The code is written in C++ and is distributed under the BSD license. It provides capabilities for creating visually appealing interfaces: gradients in window borders, blurring […]

Support for BCacheFS has been disabled in kernel packages for openSUSE.

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The openSUSE developers have announced the discontinuation of the BCacheFS filesystem in Linux kernel packages. The reason cited is the assignment of this filesystem in the main kernel to an external maintenance status, implying the cessation of changes to Bcachefs in the main kernel while keeping this filesystem in the kernel codebase. The openSUSE developers do not intend to backport it into the distribution package with […]

In Ubuntu 25.10, Dracut will be enabled by default.

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In the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10 release, scheduled for October 9, the use of Dracut as the default tool for generating initial RAM disk (initrd) images has been approved, replacing the initramfs-tools package, whose development has stagnated in recent years and is limited to maintenance work. Since the development of the 25.10 release has been frozen since mid-August, preventing the addition of new functionality, the transition to […]

Clear NDR 1.0 has been released, a distribution for creating intrusion detection systems.

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Stamus Networks has released a specialized distribution of Clear NDR 1.0, designed for deploying network intrusion detection and prevention systems, as well as organizing responses to detected threats and network security monitoring. Users are provided with a ready-made solution for managing network security that can be used immediately after download. The distribution supports operation in Live mode and deployment in virtualization environments or […]

The first release of Term.Everything for launching graphical applications in the terminal.

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The first beta release of the Term.Everything utility has been published, allowing any graphical applications to be displayed inside a terminal emulator window. Among other features, the program enables launching graphical applications in the terminal when accessing a remote system via SSH. The project code is distributed under the AGPL 3.0 license, written in TypeScript, and runs on the Bun platform. Ready-to-use builds are provided in AppImage format. Technically […]

Attackers gained control of the NPM packages for the DuckDB project and published malicious releases.

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The story of the compromise of 18 NPM packages, which collectively have over 2 billion downloads per week, has continued. A similar hijacking was detected through phishing of credentials related to the NPM packages of the DuckDB project. Malicious versions with code that substitutes payment details via cryptocurrencies were also created for DuckDB packages, but the attack was detected immediately, and only a few downloads were recorded […]

In AlmaLinux, the CRB repository with additional packages has been enabled by default.

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Developers of the AlmaLinux distribution have announced the decision to activate the CodeReady Builder (CRB) package repository by default with the publication of the almalinux-repos package update for AlmaLinux OS 10.0 tomorrow. In AlmaLinux OS Kitten 10, based on CentOS Stream 10, this repository has already been included since the end of August. For those who do not wish to enable CRB, the command 'dnf config-manager […]

Fifth Experimental Release of the Orbitiny Desktop Environment

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The fifth release of the Orbitiny Desktop Environment has been published, created from scratch using the Qt framework. The project aims to combine innovative ideas not previously seen in user environments with traditional elements such as panels, menus, and icon placements on the desktop. Currently, the work is focused on launching in environments based on the X server, but in the future it will not […]

Release of the I2P Anonymous Network 2.10.0 and C++ Client i2pd 2.58

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The release of the I2P Anonymous Network 2.10.0 and C++ Client i2pd 2.58.0 has been presented. I2P is a multilayered anonymous distributed network that operates over the regular internet, actively using end-to-end encryption to guarantee anonymity and isolation. The network is built in a P2P mode and is formed by the resources (bandwidth) provided by the users of the network, allowing it to function without centralized servers (communications within the network […]

Alpha Testing of FreeBSD 15 Has Started

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The first alpha release of FreeBSD 15.0 has been prepared. Installation builds have been created for amd64, powerpc64le, aarch64, and riscv64 architectures. The release is scheduled for December 2. Upgrading to the 15.0-ALPHA1 branch from previous releases using the freebsd-update utility has not yet been implemented. Starting from the FreeBSD 15 branch, the support time for significant branches after the formation of the first release (15.0) has been reduced from 5 to 4 years, and […]

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