Thunderbird 143 is out with bug fixes, bug fixes and more bug fixes. The latest monthly update to the venerable open source e-mail client from MZLA Technologies focuses on fixes and fine-tuning the existing set of features, rather than debuting any new ones. The Thunderbird 140 release brought a sizeable set of improvements, and last month’s Thunderbird 142 added a couple too (like digital signatures in PDFs). It’s no bad thing to see devs take a breath to double-down on refinement. So what have they been busy fixing over this past month? Thunderbird 143: Fixes Galore Anyone irritated by arrow […]

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The GNOME project today announced the release of GNOME 49 “Brescia”, a new version of the popular open-source desktop environment. GNOME 49 features new default apps, new lock screen features, smoother interface animations and a glut of usability and accessibility improvements. This update is notable for being the first version of the GNOME desktop to not support running on Xorg/X11 by default. Distro makers and packagers can choose to re-enable X11 support in GNOME 49 at build-time, but the ‘official’ release disables it. I published a comprehensive overview of GNOME 49’s key changes last week, so check out that article if […]

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