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Fedora 44 May Drop 32-Bit Support, Impacting Gaming Distros
The Linux community is facing a potential seismic shift as Fedora, one of the most influential distributions in the open-source ecosystem, contemplates a significant change: the re...
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Microsoft Unveils Edit: New Cross-Platform Text Editor
Microsoft has unveiled a surprising and significant development in the world of command-line tools with the introduction of "Edit," a new text editor designed for Windows. Accordi...
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XLibre Promises to Revitalize X11
The Linux world is abuzz with news of XLibre, a fork of the venerable X11 window display system, which aims to be an alternative to X11's successor, Waylan...
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Stack Overflow’s Influence Wanes as AI Tools Rise
The landscape of software development is ever-evolving, and few platforms have chronicled this transformation as closely as Stack Overflow. Once the go-to hub for developers seeki...
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Bungie Delays Marathon to Enhance Features and Tone
Bungie, the renowned developer behind iconic titles like Halo and Destiny, has recently shared significant updates regarding their upcoming game, Marathon, through a company announ...
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macOS Tahoe Ends Intel Support, Hits Hackintosh Users
Apple's recent announcement that macOS Tahoe will be the final operating system version to support Intel-based Macs has sent shockwaves through niche communities of tech enthusiast...
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Why Developers Prefer Linux-Based Hosting
When it comes to web hosting, developers are spoiled for choice. From shared hosting and dedicated servers to cloud solutions and containerized deployments...
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Apple Boosts Password Service with Swift, Gains 40% Speed
Apple has long been a pioneer in software development, and its latest move to migrate a critical cloud service from Java to Swift underscores the company’s commitment to performanc...
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PCIe 7.0 Finalized: 512 GB/s Speeds for Next-Gen Tech
The tech industry has reached a significant milestone with the finalization of the PCIe 7.0 specification, a development that promises to redefine data transfer speeds for high-per...
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Ubuntu 25.10 Adopts Wayland as Default Display Server
In a significant shift for the Linux ecosystem, Ubuntu 25.10, codenamed "Questing Quokka," is making a bold move by fully embracing Wayland as its default display server protocol,...
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Apple Unveils “Liquid Glass” Design
Apple has unveiled a groundbreaking shift in its software aesthetic with the introduction of a new design language dubbed "Liquid Glass," as detailed in a recent company announceme...
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FreeBSD 15.0 Nears with Enhanced WiFi Support
The FreeBSD project, a cornerstone of open-source operating systems, is at a critical juncture as it approaches the release of FreeBSD 15.0, expected later in 2025. Central to the...
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FFmpeg’s WHIP Update Revolutionizes Live Streaming
The world of media streaming is on the cusp of a transformative shift as FFmpeg, the ubiquitous open-source multimedia framework, has recently integrated support for the WebRTC-HTT...
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Ubuntu Proposes Splitting Linux-Firmware Package
The Linux ecosystem is no stranger to evolution, but a recent proposal within the Ubuntu community has sparked a significant discussion that could reshape how firmware is managed f...
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Sublime Text 4200: Sidebar Flexibility & Performance Boost
The latest update to Sublime Text, a widely respected code editor among developers, has rolled out with build 4200, introducing a suite of enhancements that promise to refine the u...
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