The Free Software Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting and defending the principles of free software, announced on Friday that it would be saying goodbye to its Boston headquarters. The decision comes as the organization reevaluates its operations and looks to streamline its resources. The Free Software Foundation was founded …
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Mesa 24.2 Unveils OpenGL 4.6 and Vulkan 1.3 APIs Support
Mesa, the open-source graphics library for Linux, has recently released version 24.2, which brings exciting new features and improvements, including support for OpenGL 4.6 and Vulkan 1.3 APIs. This is a significant milestone for Mesa, as it further cements its position as a leading graphics library for Linux users. OpenGL …
Showtime: A Modern Video Player for GNOME (With Install Guide)
Showtime is a modern video player for GNOME desktop environment that offers a sleek and user-friendly interface to play your favorite videos. It provides a clean and minimalistic design that is easy to navigate, making it a popular choice among users who prefer simplicity and functionality. One of the key …
Infisical: Open-Source Secret Management Platform
As organizations continue to rely on a growing number of digital tools and platforms to store and manage sensitive information, the need for robust secret management solutions has become increasingly crucial. One such solution that has been gaining attention in the tech community is Infisical, an open-source secret management platform …
ClamAV Antivirus 1.4 Ends 32-Bit Linux Support
ClamAV, one of the most popular open-source antivirus solutions, has announced that version 1.4 will no longer support 32-bit Linux systems. This decision comes as part of the continuous effort to improve the security and performance of the antivirus software. The move to end support for 32-bit Linux systems is …