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Affinity says its creative software suite is coming to Linux and is already in active development. The company has not provided a release date or any other timeline, so the announcement confirms work is underway but leaves users without details about when the software will arrive, which Linux distributions it will support, or how it will be packaged. Affinity is known for photo editing, graphic design and publishing tools currently available on Mac, Windows and iPad.
The announcement drew enthusiastic responses from Linux users, including people who said they had hoped for the move for years. Some see an opportunity for Affinity to stand out on Linux, where they believe there are few strong alternatives for professional creative work. Others are already asking for a Flatpak release through Flathub, though no distribution or installation method has been confirmed. The key development is a concrete commitment to a Linux version, rather than a speculative possibility; the main uncertainty is when it will be ready and what form the release will take.
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GitHub experienced an incident affecting pull requests, Git operations, and issues. The provided details do not specify the cause or duration. (githubstatus.com)
Osewa is an open-source SSH and Mosh alternative that keeps terminal sessions running on the host and supports roaming across networks. It uses QUIC or WebSocket connections and prioritizes keystrokes, with benchmarks showing faster input response than SSH on poor connections. (osewa.dev)
Milkman is a JavaFX request-and-response workbench designed as a lightweight alternative to Postman. Its plugin system supports HTTP, databases, gRPC, GraphQL, and other technologies. (milkman.dev)
Kitty 0.50 is a release of the GPU-accelerated terminal emulator. The supplied content contains no changelog details about what changed in this version. (sw.kovidgoyal.net)
Unix V4’s C toolchain used a simple linear allocator that grew memory with sbrk() and never freed it. Its recovered source also includes a file named malloc.c, offering a glimpse into early Unix memory management. (napcakes.nekoweb.org)
GIMP 3.2.8 introduces numerous refinements and fixes security vulnerabilities identified through AI-assisted reports. The release updates the open-source image editor. (phoronix.com)
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