Audacity 3.7.9 has been released for Linux, focusing on critical corruption fixes and adding FFmpeg 9 support. The update addresses issues related to project corruption, such as data loss when disks fill up during saves and problems caused by disconnecting external drives. While this release is maintenance-oriented with no new features, it ensures stability and data integrity for users. Additionally, the business side of Audacity has evolved, with changes like the removal of Facebook login and updates to the MuseHub API, highlighting its integration within a broader commercial ecosystem

Audacity 3.7.9 Lands on Linux: Critical Corruption Fixes and FFmpeg 9 Support

A new version of the Audacity 3.7 series is now available. The 50-commit patch fixes critical project corruption from full disks and external drive disconnects, alongside adding FFmpeg 9 compatibility and clearing a startup freeze caused by mismatched font configurations. It's a strictly maintenance-focused release that keeps the stable line solid while Audacity 4.0's Qt migration matures in public beta.

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