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It's been quite some time since hearing any news out of the Shotwell photo manager project for GNOME, but out today is Shotwell 33 with the long-awaited GTK4 port. This is a big update with Shotwell 0 ...

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The long-awaited GIMP 3.0 release for transitioning from GTK2 to GTK3 only saw its stable release last year. But with GTK4 already being out for years, GIMP developers have begun making some very ...

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Last October I highlighted an interesting post on the Linux kernel mailing list around an x86 corporate entity other than Intel or AMD that left mysterious intrigue. The developer that detailed those ...

LibreOffice 26.8 is now available as the latest half-year feature update to this leading open-source alternative to Microsoft Office. There are many nice refinements and new features to be found with ...

Google engineers responsible for the Chrome/Chromium web browser are experimenting with Flatpak packaging on Linux. They aren't yet committed to officially supporting Flatpak packages but for now are ...

LLVM 23.1 was released today on-schedule as the first stable release of the LLVM 23 series as the H2'2026 update to this open-source compiler stack. LLVM 23.1 brings many notable improvements from AMD ...

GNU Emacs 31.1 is out today as the newest feature release to this popular text editor. Notable with GNU Emacs 31.1 is the mouse support for controlling Emacs in a terminal is enabled now by default.