Mojo Programming Language Goes Fully Open Source

Mojo Programming Language Goes Fully Open Source

August 19, 2026
Just days after Mojo 1.0 arrived, Modular has opened the language’s compiler and toolchain source code under the Apache 2.0 license with LLVM exceptions.
COSMIC Desktop 1.6 Released with Per-App Sound Controls, Compositor Improvements

COSMIC Desktop 1.6 Released with Per-App Sound Controls, Compositor Improvements

August 18, 2026
COSMIC Desktop 1.6 adds per-application sound controls, compositor protocol improvements, terminal enhancements, and fixes across core desktop components.
Thunderbird 154 Lands with Microsoft Graph Support, Better Desktop Integration

Thunderbird 154 Lands with Microsoft Graph Support, Better Desktop Integration

August 18, 2026
Mozilla Thunderbird 154 is now available with optional system tray support, Microsoft Graph integration, improved search behavior, and more.
VirtualBox 7.2.16 Adds Linux FRED Support, Improves Wayland Clipboard

VirtualBox 7.2.16 Adds Linux FRED Support, Improves Wayland Clipboard

August 18, 2026
VirtualBox 7.2.16 is out with Linux FRED support, better Wayland shared clipboard handling, RHEL 9.8 fixes, and improved VMSVGA 3D performance.

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