search
Free and open-source software
Trends
- 1GSConnect now works with iPhone, users report mixed results●The Bluetooth is terrible, but that's probably # kaiT2en . But # GSConnect actually works on my # iphone now, which is a
A Linux user reports that GSConnect, the GNOME integration for KDE Connect, now works with an iPhone, calling it a miracle, though Bluetooth performance with the KaiT2en device remains poor. The overall experience is described as a mixed bag. The news is notable because Apple's restrictions have long made connecting iPhones to Linux desktops difficult, so any working open-source solution draws attention.
- 2Audacity 4.0 arrives with a redesigned interface●Audacity 4.0 brings a new look to audio editing | Open Source For You - technology
Audacity 4.0 has been released, introducing a refreshed visual design to the widely used open-source audio editor. The new version updates the look of the long-standing software, which has historically kept a fairly basic interface. Coverage highlights the redesign as a notable change for a program popular with podcasters, musicians and hobbyist editors alike.
- 3
Version 18.1 of GDB, the GNU Project Debugger, has been released, announced via the gdb mailing list on sourceware.org. GDB is a widely used tool for debugging programs written in C, C++ and other languages, and the point release updates the long-standing open-source debugger. Developers have taken note of the announcement, which marks the latest refresh of a core piece of the free software toolchain.