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Application Releases
Coverage of new and significant versions releases of popular Linux applications.
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Heroic Games Launcher 2.5.0 Released as its Biggest Feature Update
Heroic Games Launcher is making good progress with its feature set upgrades. What do you think about this one?
VLC 3.0.18 Release Brings RISC-V Support
VLC 3.0.18 finally adds RISC-V support among other improvements.
Microsoft Teams Progressive Web App Experience is Here for Linux
Microsoft Teams PWA is now available for Linux users!
Ardour 7.0 Release Marks the end of 32-bit builds; Adds Clip Launching and Apple Silicon Support
Ardour 7.0 is a major upgrade with much-needed improvements.
Notion-like Markdown Note-Taking App 'Obsidian' is Out of Beta
Obsidian 1.0 is all about the redesign and valuable new features.
VirtualBox 7.0 Releases With Secure Boot and Full VM Encryption Support
VirtualBox 7.0 is a big upgrade since its last major update. Some nice advancements!
ONLYOFFICE 7.2 Introduces Plugin Marketplace, Live Viewer, and More
ONLYOFFICE 7.2 includes essential upgrades with usability improvements and interesting features.
Audacity 3.2 Released With VST3 Plugins and Apple Silicon Support
Audacity's new update brings in some important features like VST3 plugins support, and a new effects button.
OBS Studio 28.0 is a Massive Upgrade With Qt6, HDR Support; Also Works on Apple Silicon
OBS Studio 28.0 gets a visual refresh, and gears up for modern use-cases with new tech support.
Lutris 0.5.11 Adds Open Source Macintosh Emulators and Amazon Games Integration
Lutris 0.5.11 is a nice update with new Macintosh emulators and Amazon Games integration.
Want to Help Improve GNOME? This New Tool Gives You the Chance!
A new tool to enable GNOME users to provide insights on their configuration and usage to help improve the user experience.
Linux-First AI Image Upscaler Upscayl Released its First Version
Not every day you come across an application with 'Linux-first' approach.
