#software-release

#software-release

Thunderbird 139 introduces a new monthly release cycle, offering users the option of an Extended Support Release for a more stable email client experience.

One significant change in this release is the introduction of the 'Mute Game' toggle, which allows developers to mute audio easily while testing their projects.

Go 1.23 introduces significant improvements over the previous versions, including enhanced language features like user-defined iterators and new commands for better module management.

This release provides many bug fixes, performance improvements, and fine tuning, ensuring a more efficient experience for users transitioning to version 7.6.

The first release candidate of Spring Boot 3.5.0 introduces significant bug fixes, dependency upgrades, and new annotations to enhance servlet and filter registration.

No responsible administrator would accept the new version without first testing it, regardless of how much Microsoft might insist that everything will be fine. Three months is not enough time.

This update significantly improves connector functionality, enhances configuration options, and fixes various bugs, boosting the stability and performance of data synchronization and processing.

With the release of GNOME 48, users can expect enhanced performance, especially on low-end devices while introducing a new media player and improved notifications handling.

According to the global press release, stable One UI 7 is coming to the Galaxy S24 series, the Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 on April 7.

On October 18, 2024, a technical mistake led to the accidental release of Scala 3.6.0 instead of the intended 3.6.0-RC1. The Scala Core Team promptly launched Scala 3.6.1 as a workaround.

Google is planning to release Android 16 much sooner than the traditional timeline, potentially as early as the second quarter of next year, instead of the usual late summer releases.