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ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.4 Removes Community Connection Limit

ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.4 Removes Community Connection Limit

ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.4 has officially been released, bringing major licensing, deployment, and feature improvements to the open-source office suite designed for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms, PDFs, and diagram editing. One of the most significant changes in this version is the…

Microsoft Azure Linux 4 Moves to a Fedora-Based Foundation

Microsoft Azure Linux 4 Moves to a Fedora-Based Foundation

A month ago, we reported that Microsoft was targeting Fedora as the base for the next version of its Azure Linux, designed to support the company’s cloud infrastructure. And now this has officially been confirmed. Microsoft describes the upcoming Azure Linux 4…

Vim Text Editor Lands Opt-In GTK 4 GUI Support

Vim Text Editor Lands Opt-In GTK 4 GUI Support

Vim’s GTK 4 GUI backend is now available in the master branch, providing a new build-time option for users who want to use the editor’s graphical interface with the latest GTK toolkit. Introduced in Vim patch 9.2.0501, the GTK 4 backend…

Nitrux 6.1 Released with Linux Kernel 7.0 and Hyprland 0.55

Nitrux 6.1 Released with Linux Kernel 7.0 and Hyprland 0.55

Nitrux developers have officially released Nitrux 6.1, the latest version of their immutable, systemd-free Linux distribution based on Debian. The operating system continues to focus on AppImage-based software deployment and ships with the Hyprland Wayland compositor as its default desktop…

Tails 7.8 Removes Thunderbird, Updates Tor Browser

Tails 7.8 Removes Thunderbird, Updates Tor Browser

Tails 7.8 has officially arrived as the latest update to the privacy-focused live Linux distribution designed to route all network activity through the Tor network. The release introduces an updated Tor Browser, important security patches, and a significant adjustment to…

Firefox is Getting a New Look Later This Year

Firefox is Getting a New Look Later This Year

Mozilla has officially confirmed a major visual overhaul for its Firefox browser, following reports earlier this year about an upcoming redesign initiative. Internally known as Project Nova, the refreshed design system is expected to roll out later this year and…

openSUSE’s Agama Installer 21 Released with systemd-boot Support

openSUSE’s Agama Installer 21 Released with systemd-boot Support

Agama, the modern Linux installer developed by the SUSE YaST team, has reached version 21, bringing several usability and configuration improvements. One of the main updates focuses on the desktop environment selection process. Because openSUSE distributions powered by Agama do…

Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 Released with Dynamic Load Balancer

Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 Released with Dynamic Load Balancer

Proxmox has announced Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2, the latest version of its open-source platform for enterprise virtualization and hyper-converged infrastructure. The release’s primary enhancement is the Dynamic Load Balancer, which adds a dynamic mode to the cluster resource scheduler, which…

RHEL 10.2 Released with Post-Quantum SSH and Kernel Livepatching

RHEL 10.2 Released with Post-Quantum SSH and Kernel Livepatching

Built on the Linux 6.12 LTS kernel, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 has officially arrived with a broad set of enhancements covering security, kernel diagnostics, databases, development environments, desktop integration, containers, and overall system administration. One of the most notable…

APT 3.3.1 Released to Debian Unstable with Solver Improvements

APT 3.3.1 Released to Debian Unstable with Solver Improvements

APT 3.3.1 package manager has been introduced in Debian unstable as a minor maintenance update, addressing resolver behavior, internal code corrections, and a regression fix. The main improvement is that the update modifies solver3, APT’s newer dependency resolver, to consider…