From research that arrives near the door and stops at the threshold of systemic action to an editorial that crosses it, Week 24 worked the line between the environmental layer and the systemic one — and named who keeps getting priced out of the room.
The post Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 24 2026: From the Threshold to the Frontline, From Converging Toward to Refusing to Consent first…
note: this includes changes from rc4-rc6
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More testing from the community is needed before a 1.0 release! You can report any issues you encounter on the issue tracker, comment on this post, or in this thread from the LVRA Discord. If everything is working great, that would also be helpful to know so this RC can be promoted to a release!
If you have any other feedback,…
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6.0.0 of the Homebrew package-management system has been released. Notable changes in this release include the introduction of tap trust to improve supply-chain security, improvements in sandboxing on Linux, a number of performance tweaks, and many other changes.
See the changelog for a full list. LWN covered Homebrew in November 2025.
From three pages that had everything but an opening to three sources that named the door code slams shut, Week 23 worked the same threshold from both sides — it built the doors we hold open and named the ones coded shut.
The post Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 23 2026: From the Work to the Way In, From Coded Out to Built For first appeared on Stimpunks Foundation.
A small update today. The most deliberate change: the streak counter is gone.
May was a month with two motions running at once. We built architecture — a series hub, a /space/ design system, an evidence base citable enough to hand to a funder. And then we learned the harder lesson the architecture exists to serve: the test of a map is not how well it’s drawn. It’s whether anyone walks it. So we stopped guessing the route and read the path already worn.
The post Stimpunks…
Silly cartoons, random exlorations of a less open sector via the medium of the physical laws of the universe, a trip to cornwall, work on Bearings, sharing Glade a tool for governance, and a bumper list of interestng things.
There is this changelog:
Background weather update will now only process the first location, unless you have multi cities usage. This makes the process more green and efficient, and other secondary locations will automatically be updated when you open them instead (this means that if you don’t check these locations very often, it will no longer uselessly refresh them in the background). A…
From everyday carry to card games, from glossary philosophy to content pages getting what they were owed, Week 21 built survival infrastructure and connection infrastructure at the same time — because for neurodivergent and disabled people, they are the same project.
The post Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 21 2026: From Pockets to Pebbles, From Survival Infrastructure to Belonging…
Update Tor Browser to 15.0.14.
Remove Thunderbird.
You can still install Thunderbird as additional
software.
If you have both the Thunderbird Email Client and Additional Software features of the Persistent Storage turned on, Tails automatically adds Thunderbird to your list of additional
software.
A new version of Thunderbird is released in…
From framework synthesis to glossary depth, Week 20 built the /space/ ecosystem into a citable, interconnected design system — and kept expanding the vocabulary of neurodivergent life.
The post Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 20 2026: From Crosswalk to Cosmos, From Framework to Fabric first appeared on Stimpunks Foundation.
{"$type": "is.logue.content", "items": [{"$type": "is.logue.block.text", "plaintext": "Blogging platform? News aggregator? Events journal? New Twitter? Logging service?"}, {"$type": "is.logue.block.text", "plaintext": "The answer is... everything. Logue is an idea, Logue is a utility, Logue is a protocol, Logue is a standard. It sounds loud and arrogant, but bear with me and let me explain."},…
Today's Matrix Live:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=S1bJBtV5KxE
Amandine announces
Happy to welcome connect2x as a new Silver member of the Foundation this week! 🚀 Benedict and the connect2x team have been active members of the community for a while, in particular with Tammy and…
Hoy ha sido lanzada la beta de Plasma 6.7. Así que, para los que disfruten de probar cosas nuevas es el momento de probar esta versión y reportar los errores que se encuentren. ¡No pierdas la oportunidad de contribuir al desarrollo de Plasma!
Tras los habituales meses de vida, Plasma 6.6 empieza ver languidecer su reinado. Es el momento de probar la versión…
This release is an emergency release to fix a critical security vulnerability in the Linux kernel, as well as security vulnerabilities in Tor Browser and in the Tor client.
For example, if an attacker was able…
{"$type": "is.logue.content", "items": [{"$type": "is.logue.block.text", "plaintext": "A letter to our customers and our investors."}, {"$type": "is.logue.block.text", "plaintext": "We've been working through some significant changes inside GitLab over the past few days, and I want to share them with you directly. The email I sent the team is included below for full context."}, {"$type":…
Week 19 was a week of architecture and surface — simultaneously. We built series infrastructure that gives the site a new navigational logic, and we rewrote page after page to do the argumentative work they always promised. Series pages. Landing pages. Section intros. Bridge paragraphs. The site now has five named series, a hub to find them, and a homepage that says so. Underneath all of that: a…
From legibility to architecture. From ethics to universe. From pages to positions.
April was a month of transformation. Pages became systems. Guardrails became arguments. A phrase became a microsite, and a microsite became a universe. We named what couldn't be named before, showed funders who we are, gave our events a voice, and turned an ethics page into one of the most substantive things we've…
This release is an emergency release to fix a critical security vulnerability in the Linux kernel.
Update the Linux kernel to 6.12.85, which fixes Copy Fail, a vulnerability that could allow an application in Tails to gain administration privileges.
For example, if an attacker was able to exploit other unknown security vulnerabilities in an application included in…
Week 18 was a week of expansion and architecture. If there's a single thread: things that had been scattered got gathered. Things that had been growing got shaped.
The post Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 18 2026: From Star Stuff to Progressive Learning first appeared on Stimpunks Foundation.
This release is an emergency release to fix important security vulnerabilities in Tor Browser.
We are not aware of these vulnerabilities being exploited in practice until now.
Update Thunderbird to 140.10.0.
Stop making it possible to start our ISO images from a…
changelog
release blog
fendor:
- 9.6.7
- 9.8.4
- 9.10.3
- 9.12.2
- 9.14.1
Looks like HLS 2.14 was released with bindists for GHC 9.12.4: changelog, downloads. It is also in ghcup.
Since 2023, Microsoft has started replacing the Secure Boot certificates originally issued in 2011. These older certificates begin expiring in June 2026.
Tails now notifies you if the computer that you are using has outdated Secure
Boot certificates and needs an
update.
The work this week moved through philosophy, ethics, community, and identity. We published new research integrations, expanded two glossary pages, updated our AI ethics guardrails to honor more voices, added community-facing welcome text, and held two learning events. One of them — the Campfire on Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang's keynote — asked the hardest question in education: what do we…
Another month, another record number of pull requests merged! August flew by, and with it came 447 pull requests from Servo contributors. It was also the final month of our Outreachy cohort; you can read Jerens’ and Uthman’s blogs to learn about how it went!
Our big new feature this month is rendering inline SVG elements (@mukilan, @Loirooriol, #38188, #38603). This…
Version 26.04 of the KDE Gear collection of applications has been released. Notable changes include improvements in the Merkuro
Calendar schedule view and event editor, support for threads in the NeoChat Matrix chat client, as well as the ability to add keyboard shortcuts in the Dolphin file manager ""to nearly any option in any menu, plugin or extension"". See the changelog for a full list of…
This release is an emergency release to fix an important security vulnerability in the confinement of Tor Browser.
Week 15 was a full week.
We published Week 14's changelog. Then kept building.
The work spread across every major register we operate in: homepage copy, glossary, brand documentation, research framing, events infrastructure, community sharing, and the Learning Space page — our most philosophically dense page — which received its most significant expansion to date.
If there's a single thread…
This release is an emergency release to fix important security vulnerabilities in Tor Browser.
We are not aware of these vulnerabilities being exploited in practice.
Update the Tor client to 0.4.9.6.
Update Thunderbird to 140.9.0.
Update some firmware…