Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Wispr Flow launches a new AI notetaker meeting assistant for transcription & summaries Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, its first product beyond dictation and a new entry into the AI meeting assistant space alongside alternatives like Granola, Otter.ai, and Fireflies.ai. The app ca...
Aug 11, 2026 from It's FOSS These Open Source Devs Are Reverse-Engineering Xbox Game Pass for Linux They have already cracked Xbox game downloads, and macOS support is also being worked on.
Aug 11, 2026 from The Universe of Discourse There are two kinds of theorems In mathematical study there are two kinds of theorems, which serve very different purposes. Math instruction follows the same pattern. Students are often very puzzled by this, and rightly so, becau...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Signal to add optional registration without phone number through one-time payment Signal is developing an optional registration method that allows users to create an account without providing a phone number. This new feature, known as 'Signal Login', was discovered in Signal’s A...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Obsidian 1.13.6 adds mobile swipe-to-close and improves tab management Obsidian 1.13.6 is now available, adding a swipe-to-close gesture to the mobile tab switcher. The update also improves undo close tab behavior, ensuring tabs reopen in the correct tab group and res...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Claude Fable 5 cuts biology false positives by 85 percent after safeguards update Claude Fable 5’s updated biology safeguards now reduce biology-related false positives and fallbacks by about 85%. Users can access a wider range of health, educational, and some clinical biology q...
Aug 11, 2026 from Hackaday The PC OS That Would Have Blown Your Mind Back In 1984 As far as desktop microcomputers for mere mortals went in the first half of the 1980s, there was a sharp distinction between home computers such as the many 8-bit machines …read more
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Anthropic will start embedding invisible watermarks in text and images generated by Claude Anthropic has revealed that Claude will quietly embed invisible watermarks into AI generated text, with the markers potentially remaining even when the text is copied and pasted elsewhere. The comp...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net addy.io launches Duo and Family plans for group Pro subscriptions addy.io has launched Duo and Family plans, allowing a single user to manage and pay for multiple Pro accounts under one subscription. The Duo plan supports two members for $4.50/month (yearly billi...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net SparkyLinux 8.4 restores 32-bit support and updates all packages Sparky 8.4 is now available, restoring 32-bit system support alongside amd64 and ARM64 versions. All core packages and desktop environments have been updated to the latest available from Sparky and...
Aug 11, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Linux Mint 22.3 releases HWE ISOs with kernel 7.0 and streamlines kernel management Linux Mint 22.3 has released a new set of HWE ISOs featuring kernel 7.0, providing updated hardware support. Kernel management is now handled via the System Administration tool for both Linux Mint ...
Aug 11, 2026 from It's FOSS Local AI Weekly #1: It's Happening The local AI scene is more fragmented than the Linux distro landscape.
Aug 11, 2026 from GadgeteerZA SoloMD is a simpler markdown open-source app that opens your whole Obsidian vault “Obsidian is probably one of the best note-taking apps out there, but it’s not open-source, which is fine, there are perfectly good reasons for that. But a part of the Obsidian user base has always...
Aug 11, 2026 from Hackaday PC-1: The 1954 Computer with no Tubes, Relays, or Transistors However you make a digital computer, you need something to represent a binary digit. Usually this is some form of switch: a relay, a tube, or a transistor, although there …read more
Aug 11, 2026 from It's FOSS Run Hermes on Raspberry Pi, Control It from Your Laptop The idea is to use Raspberry Pi as an always-on Hermes backend while using it from the computer(s).
Aug 11, 2026 from Hackaday Running DOOM on a Cheap 104-in-One Handheld Taking a break from putting DOOM on devices that absolutely were never conceived for use as gaming devices, [Aaron Christophel] recently got enticed by some cheapo handheld gaming systems at …read ...
Aug 11, 2026 from It's FOSS Linux Mint Teases A Kernel Cleanup Trick That Fedora Figured Out Years Ago The work-in-progress feature would clear out old, unused kernels automatically every week.
Aug 11, 2026 from Journal on n3s0 || journal Testing To See If An Old Entry Aged Well Doing a run-through of an old post to see if it can be used today.
Aug 11, 2026 from Hackaday The Code The British Government Doesn’t Want You To See (Any More) Governments like to do things which at least sound open and honest. It makes them look like Thoroughly Good Eggs, when maybe the truth might be a little murkier. They …read more
Aug 11, 2026 from Hackaday A Keyboard with No Keys For as capable as smartphone hardware is, the software running on them can be especially restrictive and cumbersome. Unlike a single-board computer with GPIO running a standard Linux operating syst...
