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sábado, 15 de novembro de 2025

Critical Firefox Update: Patches for 16 Vulnerabilities Including Serious Sandbox Escape Flaws

openSUSE Tumbleweed releases a critical Mozilla Firefox 145.0-1.1 security update patching 16 vulnerabilities, including high-severity WebGPU sandbox escapes and memory corruption flaws that allow arbitrary code execution. Learn about the CVE details, exploit risks, and immediate mitigation

Urgent Fedora 41 Update: Patches Critical Chromium Vulnerabilities Exploiting WebGPU and V8

Critical Fedora 41 update patches multiple high-severity Chromium vulnerabilities, including CVE-2025-12725. Learn about the WebGPU & V8 security flaws, the update instructions, and how to protect your Linux system from emerging browser threats.

Urgent Fedora 42 Security Update: Patches 18 Critical Chromium (CEF) Vulnerabilities

Critical Fedora 42 security update: CEF package patches 18 Chromium vulnerabilities, including multiple High-severity CVEs for V8, Safe Browsing, and Heap overflows. Learn the risks, update instructions, and why this patch is essential for Linux system security.

Critical security update for Fedora 43: Patch multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework), including CVE-2025-12036 in V8 and CVE-2025-11756 in Safe Browsing. This comprehensive guide details the risks, provides the update command, and explains how to secure your Linux system against these emerging threats.

Tinygrad Integrates Mesa NIR, Unlocking Open-Source AI for NVIDIA GPUs

Tinygrad's new Mesa NIR back-end unlocks open-source AI on NVIDIA GPUs via the NVK driver, bypassing proprietary toolchains. Explore this breakthrough for high-performance, free-software deep learning, its performance metrics, and how it reshapes GPU computing.

Unleashing Firefox 141: Linux Memory Wins, WebGPU & Smoother Updates Drive Performance

Discover Firefox 141.0's breakthrough Linux RAM optimizations, enabling WebGPU API on Windows, eliminating forced restarts after package updates, & enhanced cache management. See benchmarks & get download links. Explore what this open-source browser upgrade means for performance & developers.

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.

Servo Browser Engine Advances: Animated GIF Support, SVG Integration & More (May 2025 Update)

Discover the latest Servo browser engine developments—animated GIF support, SVG via HTML <img>, Trusted Types API, and incremental layout optimizations. Learn how this Rust-based alternative to Chromium CEF is evolving for developers.

Google Summer of Code 2025: Top Open-Source Projects Funded by Google

Discover the most innovative Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2025 projects, from AI-powered DevOps tools to Rust modernization and Linux enhancements. Learn how Google is funding open-source development this year.

O Iced Toolkit For Rust GUIs chega à versão 0.12 com novos recursos

Descubra a Revolução do GUI com a Biblioteca Rust Iced v0.12!

Os slides da conferência de desenvolvedores Vulkan 2024 são publicados

Ocorreu esta semana em Sunnyvale, Califórnia, a 6ª edição da Vulkan Developer Conference, conhecida como Vulkanised 2024.

O Chrome 121 adiciona novos recursos CSS e WebGPU

No dia 23, além do Firefox 122 alcançar a estabilidade, o Google também avançou seu navegador Chrome 121 para o canal estável.

O Google Chrome está lançando o suporte para os fatores de dimensionamento por exibição

É ótimo ver que o Google Chrome (e o Chromium) estão trabalhando para melhorar o suporte no Linux para configurações de vários monitores com diferentes resoluções ou tamanhos de tela. Em breve, os usuários que executam uma configuração de vários monitores no Linux poderão se beneficiar de um melhor manuseio do fator de escala por monitor, o que garantirá uma experiência de navegação mais suave e consistente.