Plasma 6.6 Continues To Shape Up With UI Cleanups, Smarter Hardware Support
KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce improved hardware support and refined UI behavior across the desktop.
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KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce improved hardware support and refined UI behavior across the desktop.
Fastfetch 2.56, the system information tool, enhances config loading, adds NUMA node detection, and broadens hardware and OS support.
PeaZip 10.8 debuts an archive preview overhaul, upgraded RAR and TAR handling, and improved tools for inspecting items inside archives.
The new OBS Studio 32.0.3 hotfix resolves crashes triggered by shutdown events and canvas removal, improving smoother operation.
Jolla launches its new Linux phone with a β¬99 refundable pre-order, aiming for 2,000 backers to begin production by early 2026.
MinIO ends active development on its open-source offering and directs users toward the paid AIStor platform for ongoing features and support.
The TUXEDO Gemini 17 Gen4 launches as an affordable Linux desktop replacement with an i9-14900HX, RTX 5070 Ti, and a 240Hz QHD display.
Open-source terminal Ghostty moves under Hack Clubβs non-profit umbrella, ensuring stability and mission-driven stewardship.
Calibre 8.16 adds AI book discussions, new recommendation tools, and support for local LM Studio models in a feature-packed update.
Linus Torvalds shares stories and views about Linux in a detailed conversation with YouTube host Linus Sebastian of Linus Tech Tips.
Audacity 3.7.6 patch update introduces FFmpeg 8 compatibility, Wavelet spectrograms, middle-mouse panning, cloud upload fixes, and library updates.
Raspberry Pi OS adds safe USB HDD/NVMe eject, a new Alt-F2 run dialog in Labwc, and multiple stability fixes in its December update.
Proxmox releases Datacenter Manager 1.0 with centralized control, unified dashboards, and multi-cluster management for VE and Backup Server.
Proxmox Backup Server 4.1 adds kernel 6.17, ZFS 2.3, Debian 13.2, and major S3 backend improvements.
OpenDocument Format 1.4 is now an approved OASIS Standard, bringing new accessibility, security, and formatting improvements while preserving full compatibility.