DISMTools 0.6.2 has been released, providing a user-friendly graphical interface for the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) utility. This open-source tool simplifies the use of DISM, which is essential for managing Windows Imaging (WIM) files, adding or removing drivers, and repairing system components. The command-line nature of DISM can be daunting for many users, but DISMTools makes it accessible to everyone, from novices to IT professionals.
The Linux kernel version 6.14.4 has officially been released, offering various updates and improvements. Users can download the full source code, patches, and the PGP signature for verification from the official kernel repository. The release includes enhancements that aim to improve system performance and stability.
The Linux kernel version 6.12.25 has been officially released. This update includes various improvements and bug fixes aimed at enhancing system performance and stability.
The recently released Windows Product Key Viewer 3.03 is a valuable utility for anyone needing to retrieve the product key of their installed Windows operating system. This key is crucial for activating and licensing Windows and can usually be found on the product packaging or in an email confirmation if purchased online.
The latest version of Wise Care 365, 7.2.5.698, has been released, providing users with a comprehensive suite of tools designed to enhance PC performance. This software includes features such as a registry cleaner, disk cleaner, program uninstaller, and memory optimizer, among other utilities. A video tutorial is available to help users navigate the software effectively.
IObit has recently released version 12.3.0.1507 of its Malware Fighter, a robust anti-malware and antivirus solution designed to protect PCs from a wide variety of threats, including spyware, adware, ransomware, Trojans, keyloggers, and more. This latest version boasts enhancements to its IObit Anti-malware Engine, the addition of the advanced Bitdefender Engine, and an upgraded IObit Anti-ransomware Engine, resulting in a scanning process that is up to 32% faster and a reduction in resource usage by up to 50%. The program is equipped to detect more hidden threats, ensuring optimal protection for users.
Monkey's Audio 11.09 has been released, offering a free and efficient solution for compressing digital music while maintaining the highest sound quality. Unlike traditional compression formats such as MP3, Ogg, or WMA, which sacrifice audio fidelity for reduced file size, Monkey's Audio delivers lossless audio compression. This means users can enjoy bit-for-bit copies of their favorite tracks without any degradation in quality.
Agent Ransack 2022.3517 has been released, offering users an efficient tool for locating files that other search engines may overlook on their computers. This software is a free 'lite' version of FileLocator Pro, allowing both personal and commercial use without any cost. Since its initial launch in April 2000, Agent Ransack has consistently aided users in file retrieval.
Slimjet 46.0.1.0 has recently been released, featuring a range of enhancements built upon the Chromium open-source project. This browser is designed to streamline your online experience by incorporating various intelligent and user-friendly features that enable you to accomplish tasks more efficiently, without the need to seek out additional plugins.
The latest release of Tweaks for YouTube (version 3.79.0) for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge offers a range of enhancements to improve user experience when watching videos on YouTube. This extension allows users to easily seek, navigate chapters, and control various playback features such as volume and speed using both mouse and keyboard shortcuts.
Red Hat has released several important security updates for its Enterprise Linux (RHEL) platform, specifically targeting various components including Ceph Storage, mod_auth_openidc, Thunderbird, and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform.
SUSE Linux has recently released updates to enhance security for its openSUSE Tumbleweed distribution, including the integration of Subfinder, Valkey, and Govulncheck-Vulndb. Each of these updates addresses specific vulnerabilities identified through various CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) entries.
Picture Window Pro 8.0.497 has been released, offering users a powerful and completely free solution for professional-grade image editing. This software boasts a wide array of photo manipulation and retouching tools, providing users with extensive control over every detail of their images. It is compatible with multiple high-resolution monitors and supports advanced formats such as 16-Bit black and white and 48-Bit color images, while also utilizing multi-core processing for efficient editing.
The recent update for Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu addresses a significant security vulnerability that could lead to the application crashing due to specially crafted input. This issue, identified as a regular expression denial of service (ReDoS), affects various Ubuntu versions, including 25.04, 24.10, 24.04 LTS, and 22.04 LTS.
Debian GNU/Linux has released several important security updates for its various distributions, specifically addressing vulnerabilities in Zabbix, the Linux kernel, Python, and Libsoup2.4. These updates are essential for users of Debian 9 (Jessie), 10 (Buster), 11 (Bullseye), and 12 (Bookworm).
The Dell PowerEdge R770 has been reviewed as a versatile 2U server that offers a wide range of options for CPUs, storage, networking, and AI capabilities, marking it as a significant advancement in server technology. The review highlights its fluid design that caters to various enterprise needs, making it an attractive choice for businesses looking for robust server solutions.
The Debian 13 Trixie Testing 20250428 Live Images are now available for users to test the upcoming Debian 13 release. These installable live ISO images come in multiple desktop environments, including GNOME, KDE, Xfce, Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, and LXDE, all featuring the latest package versions. Currently, Debian 13 Trixie is in its initial freeze phase, with the official release expected in the upcoming months.
The Linux kernel version 6.15-rc4 has been officially released by Linus Torvalds, marking the fourth release candidate for this version. Notably, this release has seen no rushed last-minute changes linked to system upgrades, indicating a stable development process. A key issue with the locking mechanism `local_trylock`, which had inconsistencies across different compiler versions, has been successfully addressed.
The latest version of Window Switcher, 1.16.0, has been launched, enhancing your ability to navigate between multiple open windows of the same application efficiently. This tool allows users to quickly switch between windows using customizable hotkeys, bypassing the need for visual previews, which can disrupt workflow.
The recently released Diablo IV Companion app version 4.4.2.0 serves as a valuable resource for players seeking to enhance their experience in the immersive world of Diablo IV. Designed for avid fans, this fan-made application addresses the complexities of managing gear, builds, trades, and in-game events, all while keeping players informed about the ever-changing landscape of Sanctuary.
The release of Stats version 2.11.42 enhances the functionality of this open-source application designed for monitoring macOS systems. It provides users with a comprehensive overview of various system metrics, including CPU and GPU utilization, memory usage, disk utilization, and sensor data such as temperature, voltage, and power. Additionally, it offers insights into battery levels, network usage, fan speeds, and even allows for fan control.
The ML4W Dotfiles for Hyprland version 2.9.8.5 has been released, offering an advanced and comprehensive configuration for the dynamic tiling window manager, Hyprland. This update introduces a variety of enhancements aimed at improving user experience and customization options. Notably, the previous Pywal has been replaced with Matugen, allowing for improved color theme integration. Additionally, all color themes have been refined to work optimally with Matugen, and a new kitty color theme has been introduced to complement the aesthetic.
QOwnNotes version 25.4.5 has been released, providing users with an efficient and versatile portable Open Source note-taking application. This app allows users to create, sort, organize, print, export, and manage notes easily. Notes are stored as plain text files, enabling seamless synchronization with cloud services like ownCloud and Nextcloud, as well as alternatives such as Syncthing and Dropbox. This functionality allows users to jot down thoughts on-the-go and retrieve them later from mobile devices.
SysTools has recently launched version 3.0 of its CSV Splitter, a user-friendly utility designed to simplify the management of large CSV files. This tool is ideal for individuals handling extensive spreadsheets, such as database exports or large contact lists, ensuring that users can split hefty files without experiencing system slowdowns or crashes.
The release of AutoPause for Firefox version 2.8.6 introduces an innovative add-on that automatically pauses audio and video sources when audio plays from the currently active tab. This feature allows for seamless listening experiences without the need for manual intervention. Users benefit from a hassle-free setup, as the add-on requires no settings adjustments or user input, apart from options for auto-updates and enabling operation in Private Windows.
WinMerge version 2.16.48 has been released, enhancing its reputation as an open-source visual text file comparison and merging tool for Windows. This software is particularly useful for identifying changes between different versions of projects, facilitating the merging of those changes seamlessly.
MetaFox has released version 2.5.9, a free and user-friendly application designed for converting videos to the MKV format through a simple drag-and-drop interface. Users can easily convert their videos by dragging them into the application window, where the conversion process occurs quickly. The converted files are saved in the same directory as the original video, ensuring easy access.
InternetTest Pro is a versatile tool designed for monitoring and analyzing internet connection status and performance. The latest version, 8.8.2.2504, continues to enhance user experience with a range of features that streamline the process of checking connectivity.
Mixxx 2.5.1 has been released, continuing its reputation as a comprehensive freeware audio player tailored for DJing. This all-in-one package is designed for both novice and experienced DJs, making it easy to create mixes for various settings, from house parties to club performances, and even radio broadcasting. Additionally, a portable version is available for those who prefer to use it on the go.
Process Lasso has announced the release of its latest versions, 15.1.1.9 Beta and 15.1.0.50. This free tool is designed for users who want to efficiently manage and optimize the performance of their processes and services on their computers.
KDE neon 20250427 has been officially released, featuring KDE Plasma 6.3.4 as its core. This Linux distribution, built on Ubuntu, is tailored for enthusiasts of the KDE desktop environment, providing access to the latest software directly from the KDE Community without any modifications or delays.
The latest release of UniGetUI, version 3.2.0 Beta 3, has been made available for testing. This update includes various enhancements aimed at improving user experience and functionality. Key features of this beta version include the resolution of several bugs, an improved package filtering system, and an optimized lifecycle for package wrappers. Notably, keyboard navigation within package lists has been upgraded, and a Back button has been added for easier navigation.
ToDoList version 9.0.12 has been released, enhancing its functionality as a comprehensive task management tool. This software allows users to break down their personal and work tasks into smaller, more manageable components, effectively streamlining project management. The tasks are stored in XML files, which not only enables advanced formatting but also offers enhanced printing capabilities through the use of stylesheets.
VidCoder has recently released version 12.2 Beta and 11.11, enhancing its functionality as a DVD and Blu-ray ripping and video transcoding application specifically designed for Windows users. Utilizing HandBrake as its encoding engine, VidCoder offers a more user-friendly interface than the standard HandBrake Windows GUI due to its direct integration with the HandBrake library.
Jami, released on April 26, 2025, is a powerful alternative to Zoom, emphasizing user freedom and privacy. Its notable feature is a completely peer-to-peer architecture, eliminating the need for centralized servers for data transmission. This design allows users on the same local network to communicate even without internet access. Jami also stands out for its lack of restrictions concerning file size, bandwidth usage, or user accounts, and it does not require any personal information during account creation, enhancing user privacy.
The newly released VOVSOFT Image Pixelator 1.2 is a powerful application that allows users to apply retro pixel effects to their images, giving them a nostalgic charm reminiscent of classic video games. With this software, users can easily transform their pictures into pixelated artwork, utilizing features like a simple pixel effect for an 8-bit style or the more advanced quadtree pixelation technique for dynamic results.
Linux Security Roundup for Week 17, 2025
Crapfixer 0.20 has been officially released by Belim, marking the first public version of this IT toolkit aimed at optimizing Windows 11 systems, with compatibility for Windows 10 as well. The toolkit boasts over 100 enhancements designed to streamline and refine system performance, emphasizing simplicity and efficiency.
A new nightly build of Darktable 5.1, specifically version 20250427, has been released for users who wish to test the latest features before the official updates are made available. Nightly builds are beneficial for those eager to explore new functionalities, but users are advised to proceed with caution as these builds may introduce instability due to ongoing development. Additionally, changes made in these versions might alter the database schema, so it is recommended to use a separate library for testing.
Flyby11 has launched version 2.4 of its software, which facilitates the installation of Windows 11 (24H2) on hardware that is typically deemed unsupported. This update includes significant enhancements to the compatibility checker, ensuring users have a more reliable experience when determining if their hardware can run Windows 11. Additionally, a playful feature has been introduced: the Windows 10 Armageddon Counter, which counts down the days until Windows 10 reaches its end of life (EOL).
Debian GNU/Linux has released several important security updates, focusing on the Distro-Info-Data Database, as well as patches for the popular software tools ImageMagick and cURL. These updates apply to different versions of Debian, specifically the Extended Long Term Support (ELTS) and Long Term Support (LTS) releases.
Fedora Linux has released several updates as part of its ongoing effort to enhance security and improve software stability. Key updates include the following:
SUSE Linux has recently released updates for Opentofu, Kyverno, and ChromeDriver, addressing various security vulnerabilities. The updates are classified as moderate in severity and are available for openSUSE Tumbleweed.
The recently released Windows Product Key Viewer 3.03 is a valuable utility for anyone needing to retrieve the product key of their installed Windows operating system. This key is crucial for activating and licensing Windows and can usually be found on the product packaging or in an email confirmation if purchased online.
PhraseExpress 17.0.121 has been released, enhancing the functionality of this powerful tool designed for managing frequently used text phrases or snippets. The software allows users to expand abbreviations, launch programs via text shortcuts, and streamline their typing experience. For instance, by typing a simple abbreviation like "sig," users can automatically insert their full signature into any application.
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