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iDescriptor Brings iPhone Management to Linux

iDescriptor Brings iPhone Management to Linux

November 23, 2025
iDescriptor brings iPhone management to Linux, enabling app installs, file access, AirPlay, and device controls in a free, open-source application.
MariaDB 12.1 Database Arrives with Faster Aria Engine

MariaDB 12.1 Database Arrives with Faster Aria Engine

November 23, 2025
The new MariaDB 12.1 update introduces a segmented key cache, MDL scalability gains, and several enhancements across the database engine.

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