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Manjaro has quietly dropped an early preview of its next release, version 26.1, going by the codename “Bian-May.” If you’ve been eager to get your hands on the upcoming installation media before it officially lands, now’s your chance. This preview…

Wine 11.8 is now available as the latest release of the open-source compatibility layer that enables running Windows applications and games on Linux, macOS, and other Unix-like systems. One of the key updates in this version is the upgrade of…

Canonical has confirmed on x that its Ubuntu web infrastructure is currently dealing with a sustained cross-border distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, leading to disruptions across public-facing services. In an official announcement on Ubuntu Discourse, the company stated that it is…

EndeavourOS has released Titan Neo (2026.04.27 ISO), a refreshed installation image for its Arch-based distribution, arriving about six weeks after the original Titan release. This update is aimed strictly at new installations. Existing EndeavourOS users don’t need to reinstall, as…

KDE Plasma 6.7, expected in mid-June, is shaping up with a variety of desktop enhancements and refinements. One of the most notable additions is support for the “Background apps” portal. This allows applications—particularly newer GNOME apps—to run in the background…

APT 3.3 has arrived in Debian Unstable, introducing a notable user-facing change: the removal of the long-standing warning about APT’s “unstable” command-line interface. For years, users invoking apt in certain scenarios were shown a cautionary message stating that its CLI…

Uptime Kuma 2.3 is now available as the latest stable release of the self-hosted monitoring tool. A standout addition in this version is the new OracleDB monitor, which expands its database monitoring capabilities. The update also enhances WebSocket functionality, including…

DavMail 6.7 has been released as a bugfix update for the open-source Exchange and Microsoft 365 gateway. It introduces PhoneAppOTP support for TOTP-based multi-factor authentication and continues progress on the Microsoft Graph backend. For those unfamiliar, DavMail acts as a…

Calibre 9.8 has been released, bringing a range of improvements across its content server, ebook editor, AI features, text-to-speech system, and bundled news sources. A major highlight is expanded AI integration. Calibre now supports any local provider that offers an…

Linux Mint has announced that it will start offering updated HWE (Hardware Enablement) ISO images to improve installation support on newer hardware. These refreshed images will include more recent Linux kernels than those found in the standard release ISOs. In…