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This week in KDE: Triple buffering and other sources of amazingness - Vimarsana News

This week in KDE: Triple buffering and other sources of amazingness

We just branched for Plasma 6.1 and released the beta, which means the window to add new features has now closed. But before it did, a ton of amazing stuff snuck in! Plasma 6.1 promises to be a large and impressive release. Probably the most impactful thing is triple buffering support on Wayland! This should…

Microsoft is turning Windows Copilot into a regular app - and here's why you'll like it - Vimarsana News

Microsoft is turning Windows Copilot into a regular app - and here's why you'll like it

Instead of being stuck with a static sidebar, you'll be able to move, snap, and resize the AI assistant's window just like any other Windows app. The change is already showing up in a Windows 11 Insider build.

Source: zdnet.com
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FastStone Capture 10.5 - Vimarsana News

FastStone Capture 10.5

Easily capture and annotate anything on the screen including windows, objects, menus and even scrolling windows/web pages. It also allows you to record screen activities and sound into video files.

Source: neowin.net
Data regulator looking into Microsoft's AI Recall feature - Vimarsana News

Data regulator looking into Microsoft's AI Recall feature

The tool, which takes screenshots every few seconds to power an in-depth search feature, has raised privacy concerns among some experts.

Microsoft Recall: Privacy nightmare or photographic helper? - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Recall: Privacy nightmare or photographic helper?

Microsoft's new AI feature is meant to take the frustration out of PC use, but campaigners - and regulators - have concerns.