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The multimedia framework GStreamer 1.22.0 is now available

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After a year of development, GStreamer 1.22 has been released, a cross-platform suite of components for creating a wide range of multimedia applications, from media players and audio/video file converters to VoIP applications and streaming systems. GStreamer code is distributed under the LGPLv2.1 license. Updates for plugins gst-plugins-base, gst-plugins-good, gst-plugins-bad, gst-plugins-ugly, as well as the gst-libav wrapper and the gst-rtsp-server streaming server, are developed separately. At the API level and […]

Tangram 2.0 released, a web browser based on WebKitGTK

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The release of the web browser Tangram 2.0, built on GNOME technologies and focusing on organizing access to frequently used web applications, has been announced. The browser's code is written in JavaScript and distributed under the GPLv3 license. The WebKitGTK component, also used in the Epiphany (GNOME Web) browser, is the browser engine. Ready packages are formed in flatpak format. The browser interface includes a sidebar, which […]

The release of the BSD system helloSystem 0.8, developed by the author of AppImage

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Simon Peter, the creator of the self-contained AppImage packages, has released version 0.8 of the helloSystem distribution, based on FreeBSD 13 and positioned as a system for regular users, particularly those transitioning from macOS who are dissatisfied with Apple’s policies. The system is devoid of the complexities typical of modern Linux distributions, fully user-controlled, and allows former macOS users to feel at ease. To learn more […]

The creator of C++ criticized the promotion of safe programming languages.

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Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of the C++ language, has expressed objections to the conclusions in an NSA report that recommended organizations move away from programming languages like C and C++, which place memory management on the developer, in favor of languages such as C#, Go, Java, Ruby, Rust, and Swift, which provide automatic memory management or safety checks […]

Google will lay off 16% of its Fuchsia OS developers.

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Google has announced mass layoffs affecting about 12,000 employees, which is approximately 6% of its total workforce. Among other information, reports have emerged that around 400 workers involved in the Fuchsia project will be laid off, representing about 16% of the total staff working on this OS. Additionally, it is reported […]

Vulnerability in libXpm leading to code execution.

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A patch release for the libXpm library, version 3.5.15, developed by the X.Org project and used for handling XPM format files, has been published. The new version fixes three vulnerabilities, two of which (CVE-2022-46285, CVE-2022-44617) can lead to denial of service when processing specially crafted XPM files. The third vulnerability (CVE-2022-4883) allows arbitrary commands to be executed when running applications that use libXpm. When privileged processes related to libXpm are executed […]

Release of ArchLabs distribution 2023.01.20

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The release of the ArchLabs Linux distribution 2023.01.20 has been published, based on the Arch Linux package base and shipped with a lightweight desktop environment using the Openbox window manager (with optional availability of i3, Bspwm, Awesome, JWM, dk, dwm, Fluxbox, Xfce, Deepin, GNOME, Cinnamon, Sway). The ABIF installer is offered for setting up a stationary installation. The base package includes applications such as Thunar, Termite, Geany, Firefox, Audacious, […]

GitHub Ends Support for Subversion

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GitHub has announced its decision to discontinue support for the Subversion version control system. The ability to work with GitHub repositories through the centralized version control system interface Subversion (svn.github.com) will be disabled on January 8, 2024. Leading up to the official shutdown at the end of 2023, a series of test outages will be conducted, initially for several hours and then for a full day. The stated reason […]

In OpenBSD, the sshd has undergone relinking during boot.

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OpenBSD has implemented a vulnerability exploitation protection technique based on randomly rearranging the executable file sshd at each system boot. Previously, such a rearrangement technique was applied to the kernel and the libraries libc.so, libcrypto.so, and ld.so, and now it will be used for certain executables as well. The method is also planned to be implemented for ntpd and other server applications in the near future. […]

A vulnerability allowing SQL code injection has been fixed in Ruby on Rails

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Corrective updates for Ruby on Rails framework versions 7.0.4.1, 6.1.7.1, and 6.0.6.1 have been released, fixing 6 vulnerabilities. The most critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-22794) may allow execution of SQL commands specified by an attacker when using external data in comments processed in ActiveRecord. This issue is caused by the lack of necessary escaping of special characters in comments before they are stored in the DBMS. The second vulnerability (CVE-2023-22797) may be applied to […]

Release of pandoc 3.0, a package for converting text markup

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The release of project pandoc 3.0 is available, developing the library and command-line utility for converting text markup formats. It supports conversion between over 50 formats, including docbook, docx, epub, fb2, html, latex, markdown, man, odt, and various wiki formats. Support for arbitrary Lua processors and filters is included. The code is written in Haskell and is distributed under the GPLv2 license. […]

GNOME report summarizing data obtained after telemetry collection

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A report on the composition of GNOME user environments has been published, based on data collected from 2,560 users who voluntarily used the gnome-info-collect tool to send information about their systems. The data collected will help developers understand user preferences and consider them when making decisions related to enhancing usability and the development of the shell. Distributions used: Fedora 54.69% Arch […]

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