[11:41] schestowitz[TR2][11:41] schestowitz[TR2]OpenShot has just introduced a pre-release version, 3.3, bringing many improvements. Notably, the software now features a brand-new default theme called Cosmic Dusk, which revamps OpenShots appearance to offer a sleek and contemporary feel.
[11:41] schestowitz[TR2]Moreover, ripple editing sees comprehensive refinements, making it even simpler to perform precise cut-and-slice operations. One standout development involves automatic playhead alignment following ripple slice operationsensuring editors stay completely in sync with their projects timing.
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[12:19] schestowitz[TR2][12:19] schestowitz[TR2]Calibre, the versatile and widely celebrated e-book management software, has just rolled out its latest updateversion 7.23. This release arrives just in time for the holiday season, extending warm wishes and festive cheer to everyone who relies on the platforms robust features.
[12:19] schestowitz[TR2]Moreover, it comes loaded with several noteworthy improvements designed to make the user experience even more intuitive and efficient.
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[12:46] schestowitz[TR2][12:46] schestowitz[TR2]One of the biggest highlights of this release is the default kernels adoption of AutoFDO (Auto-Feedback-Directed Optimization) for performance optimization. According to the developers, the team ran a variety of profiling workloads (sysbench, Git operations, kernel compilation, and more) on a Zen5 system to help fine-tune the kernel.
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[12:48] schestowitz[TR2][12:48] schestowitz[TR2]In an unexpected twist, openSUSE has unveiled a new tool that shows great promise and could potentially make a significant impact YQPkg. Debuting as a lightweight, standalone GUI for openSUSE, it aims to streamline and simplify the entire package management process.
[12:48] schestowitz[TR2]In short, the tool is designed to be a compelling alternative to traditional and well-known to many YaST.
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