Mitchell Hashimoto released libghostty-vt 1.0, a portable C library for terminal emulation with a stable ABI. JetBrains, ...

Day Update" Day 19 was announced. This time, rather than a full reset, the themes are faster call connections for Dots, cache ...

On October 17, 2026, the private keys of eight eMudhra intermediate CAs, six for TLS and two for code signing, were reported as compromised. This is an industry-wide certificate authority incident, ...

Deploy Azure OpenAI with GPT-5-mini by using the Azure Developer CLI. Run a local app that authenticates with Microsoft Entra ID instead of an API key. Send one request to the Responses API and print ...

"I've handled the emergency PHP update, so I can finally relax!"To all the engineers and web administrators busy with daily system operations and development, thank you for your hard work!However, ...

We recently launched the Unity CLI, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive with more and more inspiring use cases popping up. However, if you, like many others, find command-line tools a ...

Microsoft Foundry’s July and August 2026 updates make Hosted Agents, Voice Live integration, and Toolboxes generally available; expand Claude tools hosted on Azure; update Model Router’s regions and ...

If you’re a developer, or even just someone who dabbles in code, chances are you’ve spent a fair bit of time staring at a terminal window. It’s the command center, the direct line to your operating ...

As a server administrator, understanding how to list software packages installed in an Ubuntu system is crucial. It is useful for various tasks, such as software inventory tracking, updating, and ...

Drop-down terminals make command line work efficient and easier - just press a hotkey, and the terminal slides down instantly. I’ve used drop-down terminals for a long time because I don’t have to ...

Terminals that support the kitty graphics protocol, including ghostty, kitty, iTerm2, cmux, vscode and many more, allow a program running in a terminal to display pixels in your terminal. We use this ...