Xmake is a lightweight cross-platform build tool based on Lua. It is very lightweight and has no dependencies because it has a built-in Lua runtime. It uses xmake.lua to maintain project construction. Compared with makefile/CMakeLists.txt, the configuration syntax is more concise and intuitive, and it is very friendly to novices. It can get started quickly […]
On November 08, 2022, Microsoft released the official version of .NET7 v7.0.0, and Furion was the first to adapt and upgrade. Supports all versions of Furion: v0.x, v1.x, v2.x, v3.x, v4.x Upgrade to this version, no matter how old you are. :blush: This issue updates v4.7.5 version details: https://gitee.com/dotnetchina/Furion/issues/I600R4 2022.11.08 v4.7.3 version details: https://gitee.com… #Furion
Furion v4.7.5 released, the first support (.NET7 official version) adaptation framework Read More »
WebStorm 2022.3 recently released a beta version with the following updates: Support for Vitest WebStorm 2022.3 will support Vitest, a Vite-native unit testing framework. You can run Vitest tests from WebStorm using various run options. Vitest watch mode directly supports all test scenarios. For a subset, you just need to add –watch to the run
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On November 7, the DataEase open source data visualization analysis platform officially released the v1.16.0 version. In this release, DataEase has launched a new “Applications” section. In the “Application” section, users can quickly create dashboards of commonly used third-party platforms; in terms of data sources, support for Apache Kylin data sources has been added; in
Microsoft PowerToys is a Windows system utility for advanced users to tweak and simplify their Windows experience to maximize productivity. Here are some important updates in PowerToys v0.64: Highlights New tool: File Locksmith allows to see which processes are currently using the selected file New tool: Hosts File Editor allows you to edit your hosts
PowerToys v0.64 released with support for quick backup/restore settings Read More »
Last August, the Linux Raspberry Pi received a 4K@60Hz display driver patch, allowing the Raspberry Pi to output HDMI at 60Hz refresh rate + 4K quality. But since Linux 5.18, 4K processing for the Raspberry Pi has been stagnant and even regressed due to various legacy issues. According to foreign media Phoronix, recently Linux 6.2
New patch for Linux 6.2: Better support for 4K@60Hz display on Raspberry Pi Read More »
Microsoft has confirmed that it will end official support for Windows 7 and 8.1 in January next year, and Google has responded last week, saying it will end the Chrome browser on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 in February next year. Chrome 110 will also be the last version released for Windows 7 and 8.1,
Firefox: Will consider extending support for Windows 7 and 8.1 Read More »
Sylius is an open source PHP e-commerce website framework, built on Symfony and Doctrine, with customized solutions for users. Can manage arbitrarily complex products and categories, each product can set different tax rates, support multiple delivery methods, and integrate Omnipay online payment. Sylius 1.12.0 is officially released, the update content of this version is as
Google engineers recently submitted a patch to Chromium to remove experimental support for the JPEG-XL image format in Chrome 110. Many people are puzzled by Chrome’s decision, because JPEG-XL is still very young in its life cycle, is in the growth stage, and more and more industries have begun to pay attention and support it.
Google explains why it removed JPEG-XL support from Chrome Read More »
Back in late 2020, FreeBSD introduced open source VPN WireGuard support. But then during the release candidate stage of FreeBSD 13, its kernel WireGuard driver was removed again due to concerns over the quality of its initial implementation. WireGuard is an easy-to-configure, fast, and secure open-source VPN with few lines of code, prioritizing performance, simple
Asahi Linux is a project to port Linux to Mac devices with Apple Silicon chips, the goal of the project is not just to make Linux run on these devices, but to polish it to the point where it can be used as an everyday operating system . Previously, the adaptation of the Apple M1
Linux 6.2 gets mainline support for Apple M1 Pro/Max/Ultra hardware Read More »
Tech media Phoronix pointed out that the new Intel merged into Mesa 22.3 "Iris"in the Gallium3D driver"protected content"Support is combined with the EGL_EXT_protected_content extension. EGL_EXT_protected_content allows the creation of protected contexts, which in turn create protected contexts"protected"surfaces and EGL images, and can only be used in protected contexts. This can be used to count… #Intels
Intel’s open source OpenGL driver adds support for “protected content” Read More »
cURL 7.86 has been released, which adds experimental WebSocket support, removes NPN support, and brings numerous fixes. Highlights removed NPN support curl no longer supports negotiating HTTP/2 with NPN. The standard way to do this has long been ALPN, and browsers dropped NPN support a few years ago. WebSocket API Included in this release is
cURL 7.86 released, adding experimental WebSocket support, removing NPN support Read More »
Recently, Linus Torvalds responded to the idea of removing Intel i486 processor support from the kernel on the mailing list. After the Linux kernel dropped i386 support a decade ago, i486 has been the minimum version of the kernel mainline that supports the x86 architecture. Linus said: “We dropped i386 support back in 2012, maybe
Linus thinks it’s time to drop support for i486 CPUs Read More »
