Vocalinux Is an Open-Source Voice Dictation App Built for Linux
The open-source Vocalinux app lets Linux users dictate text into almost any application while processing their speech locally.
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The open-source Vocalinux app lets Linux users dictate text into almost any application while processing their speech locally.
Kitty 0.48 introduces vertical tabs on the left or right side, plus Wayland fixes, macOS enhancements, and performance improvements.
Microsoft releases Visual Studio Code 1.129 with an experimental modern UI that refreshes the editorβs overall look and feel.
DXVK 3.0.2 corrects rendering and swapchain problems in Halo CE and Overwatch while improving stability in other supported games.
Frame is a new dependency-free X11 server for Linux, written entirely from scratch in x86-64 Assembly.
The upcoming KDE Plasma release improves the visual consistency of applications that do not draw their own window shadows.
FreeBSD removes its last remaining GPL-licensed component from the base system and retires the now-empty GNU source subtree.
FSearch 0.3 lands nearly three years after the previous release, adding real-time filesystem monitoring, file previews, and smarter indexing.
The latest stable Perl release introduces named parameters for signatures, faster execution, and updated Unicode support.
OPNsense 26.7 open-source firewall and routing platform brings FreeBSD 15.1, a reworked interface framework, Source NAT migration, and more.
Forgejo 16.0, a self-hosted Git forge, introduces granular repository notifications, multi-line review comments, migration progress tracking, and more.
FreeRDP 3.30, the open-source implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol, fixes a severe server-side security issue; upgrades are strongly recommended.
Caerus is a new GTK4 graphical front end for Void Linuxβs XBPS, offering package search, bulk actions, transaction previews, and system maintenance tools.
Mozilla plans to release Firefox Desktop and Android every two weeks in an experiment beginning with Firefox 155 on September 1.
The open-source Remote Desktop Protocol implementation FreeRDP rolls out 22 security advisories, stronger runtime protections, and multiple client fixes.