Fastfetch 2.49.0 released

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Fastfetch has released version 2.49.0, an open-source, multi-platform application designed to efficiently retrieve and present system information in an appealing format. Written primarily in C, Fastfetch emphasizes high performance and customizability. It features two executables: the main Fastfetch app and a secondary version called flashfetch. The latter is optimized at compile time to minimize overhead, and its configuration can be modified in the source file src/flashfetch.c.

Mesa 25.1.7 released

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Mesa 25.1.7 has been officially released by Eric Engestrom, incorporating numerous fixes and enhancements based on community feedback from its GitHub repository. Key issues addressed in this release include the implementation of the gaps_in_frame feature for H264 video, adjustments to dependency flag handling in vk_common_CmdPipelineBarrier, and improvements to the handling of texture instructions. Additional fixes involve rectifying a nullptr dereference in command buffer tracepoints and ensuring that safe-const binning vertex shaders are correctly utilized.

Mesa 25.2.0-rc3 released

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Eric Engestrom has announced the release of Mesa 25.2.0-rc3, the third release candidate for the upcoming version 25.2.0. This release incorporates various enhancements and fixes aimed at ensuring stability and improved performance. Key updates include the introduction of dependency flags in the `vk_common_CmdPipelineBarrier`, resolution of null pointer dereference issues in the command buffer tracepoint, and several improvements related to AV1 encoding, such as checks for bit depth and profile, slice control transmission, and parameter specification on a per-frame basis. Additional fixes address bitstream buffer offsets, H265 encode adjustments, and the implementation of new definitions for H264 SPS information flags.

Ungoogled Chromium 138.0.7204.183-1 released

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Ungoogled Chromium has announced the release of version 138.0.7204.183-1, which is based on the latest Chromium version 138.0.7204.183. This update focuses on providing a browsing experience free from Google's integration, enhancing user privacy and control. The new release is specifically available for Linux users, allowing them to benefit from the latest features and improvements while maintaining a more open-source environment.

PHP 8.5.0 Alpha 4 released

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The fourth alpha version of PHP 8.5.0 has been released by Daniel Scherzer, introducing a multitude of new features and bug fixes aimed at enhancing the functionality and performance of PHP. Key updates include support for "clone-with" in the clone() function, as well as improvements to various components like Curl, FPM, GD, Intl, and OPcache.

QuickMemoryTestOK 5.21 released

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QuickMemoryTestOK version 5.21 has been released as a free utility designed to quickly assess the RAM (Random Access Memory) of your PC. This tool is particularly useful for users with larger RAM capacities, such as 16, 32, 64, or even 128 GB, as it helps ensure that all memory areas are functioning properly and free of defects. Given that many users do not utilize the full potential of their RAM, performing a memory test can help identify any problematic areas that may lead to system errors or performance issues.

COM Port Info 1.2.4 released

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COM Port Info 1.2.4 has been released, offering users detailed insights and management capabilities for COM ports on their machines. This user-friendly utility provides essential information about COM ports and connection types (BusTypes), allowing for better management and troubleshooting. Key features include the ability to view two different layouts of COM ports, safely remove hardware, and restart devices that have been safely removed (administrator privileges required). Users can also change or swap COM port numbers and reset USB ports on systems running Windows XP, 8, and 10.

Weather Watcher Live 7.3.7 released

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Weather Watcher Live has released version 7.3.7, enhancing its functionality as a personal, real-time weather monitoring application for Windows users. This software acts as a satellite weather station, providing users with up-to-date weather conditions in their area sourced from WeatherBug weather stations and the National Weather Service (NWS) in the United States.

Webroot System Analyzer (Secure Anywhere) 9.0.40.53 released

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Webroot has released version 9.0.40.53 of its System Analyzer, a tool designed to provide users with insights into their system's hardware, operating system, and installed applications. While the tool operates quickly and efficiently, it primarily functions as a comprehensive system checker rather than merely a system information tool. Users receive an overall score based on several criteria, which may be familiar to advanced users and technicians.

PrivaZer 4.0.109 released

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PrivaZer 4.0.109 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a powerful tool for maintaining computer cleanliness and security. This software is designed to remove old files, erase traces of internet activity, and clean up registry entries, helping users free up disk space and protect their privacy while using their PCs, both at home and at work.

Free PDF Image Extractor 4dots 3.1 released

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Free PDF Image Extractor 4dots version 3.1 has been released as a robust tool aimed at facilitating the extraction of images from PDF documents. This application supports exporting images in over 18 formats, including popular choices like JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, PPM, and PBM, making it an invaluable resource for users who need to efficiently retrieve visual content from PDFs.

UniGetUI 3.3.1 released

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UniGetUI 3.3.1 has been officially released, introducing several new features and enhancements aimed at improving user experience and software reliability. One of the most significant updates is the implementation of a file integrity detection system that can identify corruption issues. When such issues are detected, users are prompted to initiate a repair process. The installation directory will now include the UniGetUI installer, which allows for a semi-automatic reinstallation to be initiated if integrity violations are found.

Ray 137.0.7151.2155 Alpha released

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The Ray 137.0.7151.2155 Alpha web browser has been launched, specifically designed to enhance the gaming experience directly within the browser environment. Unlike traditional browsers that primarily focus on general web use, Ray targets gamers by providing an immersive and efficient platform for online gaming. Built on the Chromium open-source project, Ray shares the same rendering engine as Google Chrome, but distinguishes itself with custom features and optimizations tailored for gaming.

Ginger Grammar and Spelling Checker 2.13.344 released

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The latest release of Ginger Grammar and Spelling Checker, version 2.13.344, enhances the user experience by providing robust tools for correcting spelling mistakes, misused words, and grammar errors based on the context of entire sentences. This advanced feature allows Ginger to not only identify words that are spelled correctly but also to evaluate their grammatical usage within the sentence, offering alternative suggestions when necessary.

LXQt-Wayland-Session 0.2.1 released

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The LXQt team has announced the release of lxqt-wayland-session version 0.2.1. This update primarily focuses on enhancing the configurations for several compositors, specifically labwc 0.9, Hyprland 0.50, Niri 25.05, and Sway 1.11. Importantly, these changes will only impact new installations that do not already have configuration files in place.

Zed 0.197.3 released

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The Zed editor has released version 0.197.3, introducing several new features and enhancements aimed at improving user experience and functionality. Key updates include support for Magistral with Ollama, a new screen selector dropdown for screen sharing, and the ability to disable AI features entirely. The Agent panel now includes automatic retries for failed requests under more circumstances, and there is now a specification for accessing debugger data breakpoints. Additionally, the keymap editor has received enhancements, and there is a new action enabling users to compare their current selection against clipboard content.

Vivaldi 7.5.3735.58 released

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Vivaldi 7.5.3735.58 has been released, continuing the legacy of the original Opera Web Browser founders who established the company in 1994. This free web browser is specifically designed for Windows and Linux operating systems, offering users a unique and customizable browsing experience. The beta version is available for download.

RemotePC 7.6.92 released

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RemotePC has recently released version 7.6.92, solidifying its position as a leading solution for secure remote desktop access. This software empowers users to connect to their computers from virtually anywhere at any time, enhancing flexibility and productivity for remote work arrangements.

Lux 1.37.0 released

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The latest version of the Lux VPN service, 1.37.0, aims to boost your online security by safeguarding against trackers, adware, and other digital hazards. This cutting-edge system serves as a powerful solution for protecting personal data and improving overall browsing experiences.

Subtitle Edit 4.0.13 released

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Subtitle Edit is a powerful, free, and portable tool designed for editing video subtitles, now available in version 4.0.13. While it is free to use, its extensive features and functionalities can rival those of professional subtitle editing software. Users are encouraged to explore its array of features, view screenshots, or even try the program online to appreciate its capabilities.