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Available are Wine 11.7, Wine-staging 11.7, and the beta version of Proton 11.0

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An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 11.7 has been published. Since the release of 11.6, 35 bug reports have been closed and 311 changes have been made. The most significant changes include: support for seven-channel surround sound (7.1) configurations added to the DirectSound API. Work has begun on a new implementation of the msxml (Microsoft XML Core Services) library that does not use libxml2. Some issues have been fixed […]

A new driver for NTFS has been added to the Linux kernel 7.1.

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Linus Torvalds has accepted a set of patches with a new implementation of the NTFS file system, developed under the name ntfsplus, into the Linux 7.1 kernel, which is expected to be released in mid-June. The new driver is included under the name "ntfs," which was previously used for the legacy driver in the kernel that operated in read-only mode. The ntfsplus driver was developed by Namjae Jeon, a participant […]

Alt Workstation K 11.3

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A minor release of the "Alt Workstation K" operating system 11.3 has been released. The build is prepared on x86_64 based on kernel 6.12 (LTS). The new image includes: KDE Plasma 6.5 (Plasma 6.5, Gear 25.12, Frameworks 6.23). Now the LightDM KDE Greeter login screen launches with Wayland support by default instead of the outdated X11 graphics subsystem (Xorg). Automatic theme switching has been introduced […]

The Cal.com platform has stopped publishing code due to concerns about vulnerabilities being revealed through AI.

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The developers of the scheduling automation platform Cal.com have announced the cessation of publishing the full source code of the product and are providing the community with a limited fork cal.diy, transitioned from AGPLv3.0 to the MIT license. The reason for this change in development approach is cited as the increased risks associated with securing the SaaS platform in light of the advancements in AI models' capabilities to identify vulnerabilities and write […]

Telegram suddenly started working normally in Russia — but only on Android and with a Premium subscription

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On the night of April 17, the messenger Telegram suddenly began working again for some users in Russia, reports 'Kод Дурова' citing messages received from Android device users. The resource claims this is not related to regulatory actions. According to 'Код Дурова', the latest versions of the app, including beta builds, have been functioning correctly since late evening on April 16 […]

Meson 1.11.0

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The Meson project released version 1.11.0. The release took place on April 13, 2026, and continues the development of one of the most notable free build systems used in many Linux and cross-platform projects. Meson traditionally focuses on high speed, predictable build descriptions, and a relatively simple DSL, and the new release is primarily centered on practical improvements for real development scenarios. […]

Release of Rust 1.95. Adding Rust to the Mir display server. AyaFlow traffic analyzer in Rust.

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The release of Rust programming language 1.95 has been published, originally developed by Mozilla, but now advanced under the umbrella of the independent non-profit organization Rust Foundation. The language focuses on safe memory handling and provides means to achieve high task execution parallelism, all while avoiding the use of a garbage collector and runtime (the runtime is reduced to basic initialization and maintenance of the standard library). Methods of operation […]

AlmaLinux has resumed building packages for 32-bit x86 systems.

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The developers of the AlmaLinux project, which develops a distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), announced the implementation of a package repository for the AlmaLinux Kitten distribution, built for the i686 architecture, as well as the publication of docker container images for 32-bit x86 systems. AlmaLinux Kitten 10 is based on the CentOS Stream 10 package base and is developed using a continuous package update model […]

OpenBGPD 9.1

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On April 13, 2026, the OpenBGPD routing package developer team published the release of OpenBGPD 9.1. The developers also remind us that in addition to OpenBSD, OpenBGPD-portable works on FreeBSD and Linux distributions: Alpine, Debian, Fedora, RHEL/CentOS, and Ubuntu. What's included in OpenBGPD 9.1 is accelerated processing of outbound filters by storing rules in an array and deduplicating identical filters between peers; improved error logging during parsing […]

Linux Mint is transitioning to a shared installer with LMDE and has scheduled a release for the end of the year.

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The developers of the Linux Mint distribution have announced their intention to release the next version at the end of December 2026, which implies a shift to annual releases instead of the previous semi-annual schedule. The new release strategy is not yet finalized, and discussions are ongoing about issues such as the duration of the development cycle, maintaining a freeze stage for interim releases before launch, […]

Release of nxs-universal-chart 3.0, a tool for deploying applications in Kubernetes

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The release of nxs-universal-chart 3.0 has been announced, a toolkit for deploying applications in Kubernetes. The platform is modular and operates on the basis of standalone nuc-* sub-charts, which are published through the OCI registry and connected in the main chart package as dependencies for specific tasks, allowing for the assembly of the application and its required bindings within a single Helm release. Modules for traffic configuration, monitoring, […]

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