Leftovers: Software
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OpenShot 2.0 Is Baking Performance Improvements, Other Features
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Git 2.6 Brings Some New Functionality, Bug Fixes
Git 2.6 brings additions to a number of Git sub-commands, improvements to Git send-email, better performance, reduced memory consumption in some areas, and various bug-fixes.
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Cutegram, the Best Telegram Client, Reaches Version 2.7 with Many Changes
Earlier today, October 6, Aseman has announced the release and immediate availabilty for download of Cutegram 2.7.0 for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows operating systems.
According to the internal release notes, attached at the end of the article for reference, Cutegram 2.7.0 introduces a great number of new features, as well as many under-the-hood improvements, among which we can mention Sticker-Set support, the implementation of an encrypted authentication file, KWallet support under the KDE desktop environment, and support for sending messages via Ctrl+Enter.
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Meld 3.14.1 Open Source Diff and Merge App Can Now Open Binary Files Externally
On October 4, the developers of the Meld open-source diff and merge software that is distributed as part of the GNOME Project have announced the release and immediate availability for download of Meld 3.14.1.
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PPSSPP 1.1 Gets ARM64 and Android TV Support, Still the Best Free PSP Emulator
The developers of PPSSPP, an open-source, free, and cross-platform PSP (PlayStation Portable) emulator for PCs (Windows, BSD, Mac OS X, and Linux) and mobile devices powered by either Android or iOS operating systems, have announced the release of PPSSPP 1.1.
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PeaZip 5.8.0 Open Source Archive Manager Has UTF-8 Support, Based on 7z 15.07
The developers of the popular, independent, open-source, and cross-platform archive manager PeaZip software have announced earlier today, October 4, 2015, the immediate availability for download of PeaZip 5.8.0 for GNU/Linux/UNIX, and Windows OSes.
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Famous Mplayer 1.2 Released with FFmpeg 2.8 Support
Last we heard of the famous Mplayer was all the way back in 2013 and it was only about a minor update. The developers have now returned with a new update, but this time it's a more consistent one.
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FFmpeg's Player Gets Inspired By MPlayer-Forked MPV Player
FFmpeg's ffplay media player has interactive volume controls now that are inspired by the MPlayer-fork MPV.
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SMPlayer 15.9 Brings MPV Support, 3D Stereo Filter
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Confirmation Of Substance Designer Being Ported To Linux
Substance Designer is a node-based texturing tool and is quite advanced software. Up to now Allegorithmic's Substance software has just been available for Windows and OS X, but now it's being ported to Linux.
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Professional Non-Linear Video Editing App Lightworks 12.5 Released with 4K Support
Lightworks is a professional non-linear editing solution that's used for mastering videos and is available on multiple platforms, including Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. A new version has been released, and it integrates a lot of new features.
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