The recently released UniGetUI 3.2.0 Beta 2 brings several enhancements and new features aimed at improving user experience. Notably, it introduces two new display modes for package lists: Icons and Grid. Additionally, a dedicated UI menu has been added to facilitate sorting and layout adjustments, making it easier for users to navigate and organize their packages.

Ungoogled Chromium has released version 135.0.7049.95-1, which is based on the latest Chromium release of the same version. This update is designed to enhance user experience by removing dependencies on Google's online services while preserving the core features and functionality of the Chromium browser. The new version also introduces several updates aimed at improving user privacy, control over data, and overall transparency.

The initial release candidate for Mesa 25.1.0, designated as 25.1.0-rc1, has been made available for testing. This release marks the beginning of a new development cycle, and the team encourages users to report any issues that might hinder the final version's release. These issues should be documented in the designated milestone to ensure they are addressed before the official launch. The next release candidate is projected to be released a week later, on April 23rd.

VSCodium has released version 1.99.32562, which is based on Visual Studio Code 1.99.3. This update addresses a potential bug that was causing integration issues with the zsh shell, which users had reported in the previous version.

Mesa 25.0.4 has been officially released, bringing several enhancements and bug fixes to the Mesa graphics library. Key features of this release include improved virtgpu device discovery for LinuxVirtGpu, the introduction of common interfaces in the VirtGpuDevice for querying DrmInfo, and various changes to logic operations including disabling unsupported formats. The release also reorganizes logicop variables, modifies the naming conventions of certain flags, and incorporates updates related to AV1 encoding with rate control.

Visual Studio Code has announced the release of version 1.99.3, which includes a fix for a bug that was affecting the integration with the zsh shell. This update is part of the ongoing efforts to improve the stability and functionality of the code editor.

Elive 3.8.48 Beta / 3.0.6 has been released, showcasing its commitment to providing a user-friendly, efficient, and cost-free operating system. Tailored for daily use, Elive serves as a superior alternative to high-cost, underperforming operating systems, making it an ideal choice for both old and new hardware. The system can breathe new life into machines that are up to 15 years old, transforming them into high-performance devices with an aesthetically pleasing interface.

CheatBook DataBase 2025 has been released, serving as a comprehensive encyclopedia of game cheats that has evolved since its inception in January 1998. This extensive database includes cheats, hints, tips, and tricks for a wide array of gaming platforms, such as PC, PlayStation (1 through 4), Xbox (360 and One), Nintendo consoles, and more, covering over 24,000 games across various genres.

CheatBook Issue 04/2025 has been released, providing users with the latest updates in the CheatBook DataBase, which is a comprehensive encyclopedia of game cheats. This program is designed with a user-friendly interface that allows gamers to easily navigate through an alphabetical list of games. When a game is selected, the relevant cheats are displayed instantly, making it convenient for users to find the assistance they need.

Mozilla Thunderbird Nebula ESR 128.9.2 has been released, continuing to serve as a versatile and free email application compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems. Known for its high degree of customizability, Thunderbird Nebula provides a user-friendly experience alongside a rich array of features. A portable version is also available for users who prefer flexibility.

Wireshark version 4.4.6 has been released, continuing its legacy as a powerful tool for capturing and analyzing network packets. This open-source packet analyzer provides users with detailed insights into network traffic, enabling them to troubleshoot issues, address security vulnerabilities, debug protocol implementations, and enhance their understanding of various network protocols.

The xemu emulator, now at version 0.8.50, is an Open Source application designed to replicate the hardware of the original Xbox console, enhancing compatibility with various kernels, games, and homebrew applications. This emulator enables users to play original Xbox titles on multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.

POP Peeper version 5.6.1 has been released, enhancing its functionality as an email notifier that operates seamlessly from the Windows taskbar, providing alerts for new email messages. This versatile application supports a wide range of email services, including POP3 and IMAP, which allows users to manage accounts from providers like AOL, Gmail, Yahoo, and more.

The first release candidate for Apache NetBeans 26 (26-rc1) has been launched, bringing significant improvements and fixes across various components. Key updates include enhancements for Gradle, Maven, Ant, Java, Swing templates, and OpenJDK hotspot tests, along with improvements related to Tomcat, TomEE, and GlassFish in Java SE 25 and Jakarta EE 11.

QuickLook 4.0.0 has been launched, introducing a powerful utility that enhances file management on Windows by providing instant file previews akin to MacOS's "quick look" feature. With QuickLook, users can effortlessly preview various file types with a simple press of the Spacebar, eliminating the need to open applications just to glimpse at file contents.

Betterbird version 128.9.2esr-bb25 has been officially released, offering an enhanced experience for users of Thunderbird, the popular email client. This version introduces a host of new features and bug fixes that are not present in the standard Mozilla Thunderbird, making it a noteworthy alternative for those seeking additional functionality.

Floccus 5.5.2 has been released, enhancing its functionality to allow users to sync bookmarks across various browsers and devices with a focus on privacy. Unlike conventional bookmark managers, Floccus integrates seamlessly with your browser's existing features, allowing you to manage bookmarks using the native tools of your chosen browser. This ensures a user-friendly experience while Floccus handles the synchronization process.

Vivaldi version 7.3.3635.11 has recently been released, offering users a unique web browsing experience crafted by the original founders of the Opera Web Browser established in 1994. This free browser is compatible with both Windows and Linux operating systems and is available for download in its beta version.

Zed has officially released version 0.182.9, which introduces numerous enhancements and bug fixes aimed at improving user experience and functionality. Notable new features include support for screensharing on X11 for Linux users, a project search button in the status bar, and a toggle case command in the editor. Developers will benefit from warnings about leading or trailing whitespace during file operations and integration of tasks from rust-analyzer. Additionally, users can now spawn tasks by tag with key bindings and utilize improved project panel functions.

The Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) has announced the release of new maintenance versions of BIND 9, specifically 9.18.36, 9.20.8, and 9.21.7. These updates are now available for download on the ISC software download page, along with packages and container images that are set to be updated later today. The releases include improvements and fixes in their respective stable branches and an experimental development branch.