WireGuard Easy 15.4 Released with OAuth Support
The latest WireGuard Easy release adds external OAuth authentication, improves security, and speeds up client status handling.
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The latest WireGuard Easy release adds external OAuth authentication, improves security, and speeds up client status handling.
The new Bullet-Proof KDE Initiative will keep Plasma 6.6 and related KDE components maintained for three years.
Nitrux unveils its new modular Workspace Environment built around Hyprland, QML, and MauiKit, while officially retiring the Maui Shell project.
Rsync 3.5 is now available with 33 security fixes, including a critical vulnerability, plus extensive hardening across daemon and path handling.
Podman 6.1 is out with new volume rename and machine restart commands, Quadlet enhancements, improved networking, and multiple bug fixes.
Wireshark 4.6.8 arrives as the latest stable maintenance release, delivering fixes and refinements across the popular packet analysis tool.
GNOME designers outline long-term ideas for GNOME Shell, including editable Quick Settings, improved search, Mosaic tiling, and a transparent panel.
Modular releases Mojo 1.0, delivering a stable foundation, Python-style lambdas, improved LSP support, and stronger memory-safety diagnostics.
Bottles 66 is out with UMU integration, ProtoSoda by default, Adaptive Launch for Soda, experimental cpak packaging, and several Linux gaming fixes.
Manjaroโs latest stable update effectively brings the 26.1 โBian-Mayโ release to its final state, with Linux 7.1, Plasma 6.7, and major package updates.
OpenAI has released its official ChatGPT desktop app for Linux in preview, bringing ChatGPT, Work, and Codex together in one native experience.
QEMU 11.1 is out with RISC-V big-endian target support, ARM nested virtualization improvements, new PowerPC defaults, and multiple security fixes.
Ubuntu users can now run NVIDIAโs Nemotron 3.5 Lightning model through Canonicalโs newly released inference Snap.
Flatpak 1.18.1 is out with security fixes addressing a sandbox escape, local root privilege escalation, path traversal issues, and arbitrary file writes.
OpenSSH 10.5 ships with several security fixes as developers say growing AI-assisted vulnerability research is prompting more frequent releases.