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quinta-feira, 19 de fevereiro de 2026

From Intel Sunset to Industry Spotlight: How the Academy Software Foundation Rescued the OpenPGL Rendering Engine

The Intel OpenPGL, a cornerstone of AI-driven path guiding for VFX and animation, was discontinued amid corporate restructuring. In a pivotal move for the open-source community, the Academy Software Foundation (ASWF) has officially adopted the project.

Blender 5.1 Release & Raycast Nodes: A Technical Deep Dive into 3D Software Evolution

Explore Blender 5.1's new Raycast Nodes for Cycles & EEVEE, understand the overhauled release cycle strategy for 2024-2028, and get expert analysis on what these changes mean for 3D artists and studios. Complete guide with technical specifications.

Darktable 5.4 Released: Achieving Wayland Parity and Introducing Advanced Image Processing Tools

Darktable 5.4 delivers full Wayland parity with X11, new AgX tone mapping, and performance gains. Explore the latest RAW photo editor features, camera support, and download guide for Linux photography workflows.

Blender 3D Embraces Vulkan on macOS: A Performance Breakthrough for Professional Artists

Blender 3D's new Vulkan backend leverages KosmicKrisp for enhanced macOS performance. Explore how this cross-platform API integration boosts viewport rendering for professional 3D modeling, animation, and EEVEE workflows on Apple hardware. Analysis & FAQ included.

Blender Embraces Vulkan: A New Era of Real-Time Rendering Performance with Ray Queries

Explore how the new Blender Vulkan ray queries proof-of-concept boosts viewport performance, accelerates rendering workflows, and paves the way for next-gen 3D content creation. We analyze the technical implementation and its impact on artists and studios.

Wayland’s HDR Support in Chrome: A Game-Changer for Linux Users

Wayland’s HDR support in Chrome brings true High Dynamic Range to Linux, enhancing gaming, streaming, and creative workflows. Discover how Wayland’s CM protocol, Chrome’s Vulkan backend, begins a new era for Linux displays.

Nobara 41 Release: Enhanced Gaming, Stability, and User Control

Nobara 41 delivers major improvements for Linux gamers and creators: Fedora 41 base, revamped Calamares installer with on-screen keyboard, Vulkan driver stability fixes, Nvidia open driver default, HTPC/Handheld optimizations, and a new Tweak Tool for system customization.