That is true. Windows is too big a market to ignore. But with Linux's server side dominance, a lot developer cannot ignore Linux completely.
If you are developer and are handling cloud and some kind of online hosting, it is convenient to have some command over Linux.
That is because of the open nature of Linux. There is a lot you can do in Linux, especially change things easily when compared to Windows.
Another thing is the price factor. A lot of students find it easy to play with and use Linux than buy Windows.
Tried Ubuntu 24.10 Oracle Oriole?
3. Coqui
Coqui is also a free and open source TTS tool where you can get quality audio out of your text input.
Zed is an equal competitor with AI features. It is not based on VS Code and currently available only for Mac and Linux.
Zed is faster in many ways than VS Code.
The new blog talks about introducing " Upload Pipeline " in Woltlab Suite 6.1.
It will help the efficient uploading and delivery of images in the upcoming software suite of Woltlab. This blog post sounds more developer friendly, but in simple words, handling of images in v 6.1 will be smooth and more robust than in the previous versions.
KDE Plasma 6.2 beta is now available for testing. You can find more details in the link below
When I tried, my server was missing some of the system requirements. Need to overcome this and install.
Got featured on the Ubuntu Blog
This is a useful addon if you are into video editing in Blender
I heard there are some bugs and some sites got affected. I am not sure big or small ones.
One area open source tools are going behind when compared to commercial one is the reluctance to include AI features. While they have good reasons to do it, the end user is more into click and go features these days.
Windows cursor making might get support for multiple sizes in GIMP.
Nice move Woltlab. The timing is a bit too perfect 
