The Kdenlive development team has released version 25.08.2, the second maintenance update in the 25.08 series, reinforcing its focus on stability and user experience. Authored by Farid Abdelnour, the release introduces a series of fixes addressing crashes, workflow interruptions, and parameter inconsistencies across key effects and rendering modules. The update refines multiple aspects of editing […]

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AMD has rolled out ROCm 7.0.2, strengthening its open-source GPU compute platform with broader Linux support, refined AI capabilities, and reliability upgrades for high-performance data center GPUs. Released on October 10 by alexxu-amd on GitHub, the update extends ROCm’s reach to newer hardware and distributions while modernizing several of its core components. The new release […]

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The KDE community has released KDE Gear 25.08.2, delivering a focused round of stability and usability improvements across its suite of open-source applications. The October update refines daily-use tools including Dolphin, Kdenlive, Kate, Akregator, and KAlarm. While no major features debut this cycle, the release emphasizes crash prevention, interface consistency, and smoother performance. Dolphin, KDE’s […]

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OpenSSH has released Version 10.2, a critical bugfix update to its complete, 100% implementation of the SSH protocol 2.0, including support for both sftp client and server. The primary fix in this release addresses a stability problem in ssh(1), where sessions became unusable if the ControlPersist feature was enabled, a fault tracked internally. The OpenSSH […]

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NVIDIA has moved its open-source strategy forward by submitting a second version of its “request for comments” (RFC) patch series to the Linux kernel mailing list, aiming to establish stable GPU virtualization (vGPU) support. Authored by NVIDIA developer Zhi Wang, this initiative signals a continued and serious effort to improve the company’s driver framework within […]

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Valve has pushed the Proton 10.0-3 Release Candidate out for public testing, a significant step toward the next stable version of its Windows compatibility layer. This release focuses on stabilizing a vast collection of fixes previously trialed in Proton Experimental and Hotfix. The result is enhanced stability and substantially wider game support for the Linux […]

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