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KeePass 2.61.1 locks the whole vault into one file and types the password for you
KeePass keeps every account inside a single encrypted database and asks you to remember one master key. Version 2.61.1 arrived on 1 May 2026 with a list of fixes, and Auto-Type fills forms by simulating keystrokes.
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xfsprogs 7.2.1: make, repair, grow and check an XFS filesystem
The whole command line kit for XFS at 7.2.1: mkfs to lay a disk out, xfs_repair to fix it offline, xfs_growfs to grow it while mounted, xfs_scrub to check it in service, plus quota and metadata debugging tools.
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KeePassXC 2.7.12 keeps every password in one encrypted file you place yourself
KeePassXC 2.7.12 is free and open source on Windows, macOS and Linux, storing every account in one local encrypted file with a browser extension for autofill and a generator built in. Data never sits on a vendor server, and no subscription is charged.
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OCCT 17.1.9 splits the memory test into 16 modules and stays free for one machine
OCCT 17.1.9 rewrote its memory test as 16 blocks that can be combined at will, next to a power supply stress test and live temperature and voltage curves. The personal edition is free, on both Windows and Linux.
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Total Uninstall 7.6.2: snapshot before installing, clear the diff list on removal
Total Uninstall 7.6.2 takes a system snapshot before an install and another after it, so the difference between the two becomes the list of things to remove. Forced removal is there for stubborn entries, and the Professional licence runs about 50 euros for one machine.
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 arrives: YaST moves to maintenance and support runs to sixteen years
SLES 16 is out: Agama installs, Cockpit administers, Ansible is built in, the module system is dropped, SELinux replaces AppArmor, and the whole line carries a sixteen year support window.
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snapd 2.78: universal Linux packaging, dependencies in the box, updates pushed on their own
snapd 2.78 is the daemon behind the snap package format. Dependencies travel with the application, isolation comes in three levels, interfaces are connected on demand, and eighteen distributions are listed. The release landed on 7 October 2026.
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GlassWire 3.11.1164: the traffic graph shows who is online, and the free tier keeps twenty-four hours
GlassWire 3.11.1164 is an application firewall with traffic visualisation for Windows and Android. The free tier keeps twenty-four hours of history and opens four views by program, host, protocol and country; the pop-up prompt and custom profiles sit on the paid side.
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Redshift 1.12: colour temperature follows the sun, and the project was archived in April 2026
Redshift 1.12 is a colour temperature tool for Linux that lowers the screen warmth according to the altitude of the sun, working by rewriting the gamma correction table. The repository was archived read only on 1 April 2026, and the last release dates from May 2018.
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UNetbootin 7.02: 29 distributions built in, open source on three platforms
UNetbootin writes Linux distributions onto a USB stick. It carries a built in list of 29 distributions and 12 system rescue tools, accepts an ISO you already have, and ships a separate installer for each of three platforms.
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Passbolt 5.16 puts an encrypted open source vault on your own server
Passbolt is an open source credential platform for teams, with the vault running on your own server or inside the firewall. A browser extension, mobile apps and a command line tool share one encrypted set of data, sharing uses OpenPGP public keys, and private keys stay on the client.
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SpeedFan 4.52: free monitoring for hardware temperatures and fan speeds
A hardware monitoring tool for Windows that reads voltages, temperatures and fan speeds, shows S.M.A.R.T. data and drive temperature, and adjusts fan speeds along custom curves to cut noise. The current version is 4.52.
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ISLC 1.0.4.8: clearing the Windows standby memory list on a threshold
A free utility that manages the Windows standby memory list by a threshold you set, watching in the background and clearing when the list grows past it. The aim is fewer stutters and a quicker response. Current version 1.0.4.8.
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Anolis OS 23.5: a community Linux built for cloud native work
An open Linux distribution issued by the OpenAnolis community, compatible with the CentOS and RHEL software ecosystem, built on a 6.6 kernel with support for several domestic processor architectures and AI components included. Current release 23.5.
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LXQt 2.4.0: a panel and a file manager folded into one light desktop
A lightweight desktop environment for Linux built on the Qt toolkit, shipping its own panel and file manager as separate components. Version 2.4.0 arrived in April 2026, the Wayland session is no longer experimental, and the code is out under GPL and LGPL.
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