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    The GNU Debugger project has released GDB 18.1, the latest maintenance version of the widely used debugging tool for C, C++ and other compiled languages. The announcement was posted on the project's mailing list and drew attention among developers, who follow the debugger's releases closely given its central role in the free software and Unix-like development toolchain.

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    Fabrice Bellard: The Genius Behind the Internet's Hidden Infrastructure▼Fabrice Bellard: The Genius Behind the Internet’s Hidden Infrastructure✉newsTechnologyInternet9 min ago

    French programmer Fabrice Bellard is being profiled as the quiet force behind key pieces of computing infrastructure. He created FFmpeg, QEMU, and the QuickJS engine, and in 2022 compressed a Linux system to boot on a browser via his TinyEMU work; he also famously computed pi to record digits with pi Compute. The profile argues his free software underpins much of the modern internet, yet he remains largely unknown to the public.