NirLauncher version 1.30.26 has been released, offering users a comprehensive suite of portable tools developed by NirSoft. This package boasts over 200 utilities designed to enhance computer usability, including password recovery tools, network monitoring applications, and web browser information viewers that provide insights into cookies and cache. Additionally, it features file search functionalities among a variety of other tools.
Syncthing 2.1.6 released
Syncthing has officially released version 2.1.6, continuing its mission as a portable, open-source alternative to proprietary sync and cloud services. This software is designed with a focus on safety, security, and decentralization, making it an ideal choice for users who prioritize data privacy.
AnyDesk 9.8.1 released
AnyDesk has released version 9.8.1, enhancing its remote desktop capabilities for users seeking advanced functionality beyond standard desktop sharing. At the heart of AnyDesk is DeskRT, an innovative video codec tailored specifically for graphical user interfaces. This technology enables new use cases and applications that are often unattainable with conventional remote desktop software.
GlassWire 3.10.1164 released
GlassWire has recently released version 3.10.1164, a tool designed to enhance your online security and privacy by monitoring internet activity for any unusual behaviors that may indicate the presence of malware or privacy breaches. When suspicious activity is detected, GlassWire promptly sends alerts with comprehensive details, enabling users to take immediate action to safeguard their computers, personal information, and overall data security.
Stremio 5.0.26 Beta / 4.4.183 released
Stremio has released version 5.0.26 Beta and 4.4.183, offering a user-friendly platform for streaming movies, TV shows, videos, and channels with minimal buffering issues. Users can curate a personal library that syncs across multiple devices, enabling easy access to their favorite content. The application features a recommendation board that suggests new content based on users' libraries and provides notifications about updates.
Pale Moon 35.0.2 released
Pale Moon 35.0.2 has been released as a fast and stable Open Source alternative to the standard Firefox browser. This browser is designed to optimize the user experience by retaining the stability and reliability of Mozilla's Firefox while providing a more efficient and customizable interface. It supports a wide range of Firefox add-ons and themes, alongside many native to Pale Moon.
Strata v0.1.40 Brings Strix Halo Support and 13x Faster Linux Startup
Strata v0.1.40, released just two days after v0.1.39, introduces native support for AMD's Strix Halo / Ryzen AI Max APUs and significantly improves Linux cold startup time from approximately 920 seconds to just 70 seconds. The update also enhances multi-GPU capabilities, implementing resident-RAM splits and optimizing performance for four-GPU setups. Additionally, the release addresses several stability and security issues while maintaining byte-identical default output to the previous version. Although the Windows Strix Halo build remains untested, the author encourages users with specific hardware to contribute to testing efforts
AMD ROCm 10.1 Released and Targets the AI Data-Movement Bottleneck
AMD has released ROCm 10.1, focusing on addressing the data movement bottleneck in AI training rather than raw compute power. The update features AMD Infinity Storage, which allows data to be transferred directly from storage to the GPU, bypassing CPU RAM to reduce latency and improve throughput. Additional enhancements include NUMA-aware memory allocation, WSL2 support, and tools for agentic AI development, which aim to streamline the data delivery process. Overall, this release emphasizes AMD's commitment to open-source solutions and rapid updates to compete with NVIDIA's CUDA, while also addressing the growing challenges of data handling in AI workloads
SysGauge 13.5.48 released
SysGauge has released version 13.5.48, a powerful tool designed for real-time monitoring of your machine's performance across various metrics. This software offers nine distinct categories for monitoring, including CPU Usage, Memory Usage, Disk I/O Activity, Network Activity, Operating System, Process Status, File System, USB Activity, and an overarching category for All Counters. Each category contains multiple subsets, allowing users to tailor their monitoring experience to their specific needs via an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI).
MyRadar 26.2004.130.0 released
MyRadar has recently released version 26.2004.130.0, enhancing its functionality as a user-friendly app that provides animated weather radar specific to your location. This tool is designed to keep users informed about incoming weather conditions, enabling better planning and preparation for daily activities without the worry of unexpected weather changes.
Driver Magician Lite 5.86 released
Driver Magician Lite 5.86 has been released, providing an efficient solution for managing device drivers. This software allows users to back up, restore, update, and uninstall drivers seamlessly. It scans the system to identify hardware components, extracts their corresponding drivers, and saves them to a designated location. This feature is particularly useful when users choose to format or upgrade their operating system; they can restore previously saved drivers as if they were using original installation media. Following a system reboot, the PC will be fully operational with the necessary drivers installed.
SoftOrbits Batch Picture Resizer 14.2 released
SoftOrbits has announced the release of Batch Picture Resizer version 14.2, a powerful tool geared towards simplifying the process of batch photo resizing. This software goes beyond mere resizing; it automates various image processing tasks, allowing users to convert images between numerous formats seamlessly. Moreover, it supports embedding logos or watermarks and employs advanced high-quality interpolation algorithms to ensure that images maintain their quality during enlargement or reduction.
Converseen 0.15.2.9-1 released
Converseen 0.15.2.9-1 has been released, offering a robust and free cross-platform batch image processing solution. This tool allows users to manage and manipulate multiple images simultaneously, enhancing productivity with just a single click. The software is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, catering to various system architectures.
YServer 1.7.0 Adds Vulkan 1.2 Support and CDE Compatibility to From-Scratch Rust X11 Server
YServer 1.7.0, developed by Jos Dehaes, introduces Vulkan 1.2 support and compatibility with the 1990s Common Desktop Environment (CDE) in its from-scratch Rust X11 server. This update allows the server to function on older Intel graphics like Haswell and Ivy Bridge while implementing significant improvements such as a font subsystem overhaul, a dynamic XInput registry, and fixes for VRAM growth issues. The project also features a rigorous automated testing suite that compares its behavior against a live Xorg instance, ensuring reliability and performance. While it may not yet be a mainstream alternative to Xorg, YServer 1.7.0 represents a notable advancement toward that goal, with availability for Arch users and plans for binary releases on other platforms
auto-cpufreq 3.2.0 Now Available in Debian Repos With Intel HWP Dynamic Boost
The release of auto-cpufreq 3.2.0 introduces a native package in Debian's official repositories, enhancing accessibility for users. Notable features include configurable Intel HWP Dynamic Boost, which activates automatically when laptops are plugged in, and improved platform-profile reporting through a new command. The update also addresses various bugs, enhances security, and comes with a GPL-3.0-or-later relicense. The project, which began as a side project in 2022, is actively seeking contributions from co-maintainers and open-source developers as it continues to grow in popularity
DBeaver 26.2.2 released
DBeaver version 26.2.2 has been released, reinforcing its status as a robust open-source, multi-platform database management tool tailored for developers, SQL programmers, database administrators, and analysts. It serves as a universal database management solution, adept at catering to both seasoned professionals and enthusiasts. DBeaver is compatible with a wide array of databases, including MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and more, making it an essential tool for users who engage with multiple database systems.
Diablo IV Companion 5.4.5.0 released
The Diablo IV Companion app, now at version 5.4.5.0, is an essential tool for players looking to enhance their gaming experience in the challenging world of Diablo IV. This fan-made application serves as a comprehensive sidekick for players, addressing the various complexities involved in managing gear, builds, and events within the game.
Screenpresso 2.3.7 released
Screenpresso has released version 2.3.7, enhancing its capabilities as a versatile screen capture tool that allows users to take screenshots and record high-definition videos effortlessly. This utility is especially beneficial for organizing training materials, collaborative design projects, and documenting IT bugs. The tool's user-friendly interface paired with a plethora of features makes it adaptable for various uses, from personal to professional.
ATIc Install Tool 3.7.0 released
The ATIc Install Tool has been updated to version 3.7.0, providing users with an efficient solution to manage their AMD drivers. This tool simplifies the process of checking for and installing the latest AMD video, software, and chipset drivers, ensuring optimal communication between AMD hardware components for enhanced performance.
LiveTcpUdpWatch 1.59 released
LiveTcpUdpWatch 1.59 has been released as a new portable utility from Nirsoft, designed to monitor real-time TCP and UDP activity on your system. This tool offers a similar experience to other Nirsoft applications, such as CurrPorts and NetTrafficView, but employs different methodologies to gather data. Notably, LiveTcpUdpWatch utilizes the event tracing API to extract live information directly from the Windows Kernel, allowing it to monitor every TCP and UDP packet transmitted or received without relying on a network sniffer.