Software Updates
Open source code collaboration platform Forgejo 16.0 is here, this is what's new
There are new consistency checks, member management tools, and review comment features. Plus, commit lists look different in pull request reviews.
Jordan Gloor
Jordan Gloor is a journalist of over five years, having covered tech, agriculture, and local history. He likes to tinker with computers in his free time, especially in self-hosting and the Linux desktop. He also enjoys drinking hot tea and gardening.
Software Updates
You can now cast videos with PeerTube, the federated YouTube alternative
This update to the Android and iPhone mobile apps allows you to cast to any Chromecast or AirPlay-enabled device. You also have more creator tools access, now.
Software Updates
Feishin 1.14 adds karaoke-style lyrics for self-hosted music servers
The music listening app for Jellyfin, OpenSubsonic, and Navidrome servers was updated with neat features for karaoke fans and more.
Linux Apps
3 legitimately useful Linux tools worth trying
This weekend, I'm exploring a terminal-based system monitor, a multi-tool for hardware specs and benchmarks, and a simple battery health checker.
Software Updates
What's new in LibreOffice 26.8 (out now)
This update brings a new "Draft" view to Writer, a shuffle command to Calc, and a new slide section feature to Impress.
Software Updates
Meshy, a Linux-native MeshCore client, is looking better
In addition to a new app icon, the app for LoRa mesh communications also brings improvements for region selection and for message routing.
Redox OS
Rust-based Redox OS is getting more gaming capabilities
While it's still experimental as an operating system, its support for playing games is improving, and there's an exciting project on the horizon.
Flathub
That vibe-coded app will probably be abandoned, if Flathub is any indication
Only about a quarter of vibe-coded apps tracked since early 2026 are still seeing frequent updates, calling into question the reliability of such software.
Linux Apps
3 great Linux apps for listening to music
With these apps, you can rip, tag, and listen to music directly on your Linux desktop. All free, all open source.
Security
GNU Guix users need to update now to stay safe
Multiple dangerous vulnerabilities have patches available now. Putting off updates risks both remote and local privilege escalation, plus DOS attacks.
KDE
You can now download a KDE Linux ISO for testing
KDE Linux is also getting better quality assurance, a new developer mode, and improved Firefox integration. Plus, CD ripping gets attention.
Software Updates
2 more Soundcore headsets just got open source support
OpenSCQ30 adds support for the Soundcore Sport X20 and Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro wireless earbuds while also improving the app experience.