CrapFixer 1.30 has been released, offering full support for Windows 11's latest major update, build 25H2. The new version also integrates with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine, allowing users to enhance the tool's functionality directly within their Windows setup through extensions. CrapFixer now comes pre-installed with several scripts, including a PowerShell script that lets users remove certain AI features from Windows 11 if desired. Additionally, the release includes improved resource management and streamlined core processes for better efficiency.
FlyOOBE 2.3 has been released, featuring enhancements for better integration with CrapFixer. The update focuses on improving connectivity, as CrapFixer will take on several modular functions previously managed by FlyOOBE, particularly for quick debloating tasks. This release lays the groundwork for future interconnectivity between the two applications and introduces plans for a multilingual user interface, though no timeline has been set. Further refinements are anticipated, with recognition of the substantial work needed for their implementation.
The WSL2 Distro Manager has been updated to version 1.10.0, bringing a range of new features and improvements to the application. The free and open-source tool simplifies management of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distributions through its graphical interface, making it easier to install, uninstall, and update distros with just a few clicks. With this update, users can now import VHDX files directly into WSL, improve compatibility with Turnkey sources, and enjoy smoother integration with Windows Terminal. The latest version also includes quality-of-life tweaks, bug fixes, and UI improvements, making it a valuable tool for managing multiple Linux instances on Windows.
The WSL2 Distro Manager 1.9.0 has been released, bringing a free and open-source graphical interface for managing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distributions with greater ease. This new version includes Japanese translation support, improved handling of interrupted move operations, and enhanced Docker mirror configuration capabilities. Additionally, the app now features progress notifications during cleanup processes, editable templates, and customizable terminal preferences, making it more user-friendly and stable.
The latest version of PeaZip, 10.8.0, has been released with several useful features that make interacting with archive contents easier and faster. One of the main additions is previewing files within archives without needing special software each time, available for various formats including ZIP, RAR, and TAR. The update also includes practical "File tools" functions such as checking file authenticity, viewing metadata, and inspecting hex data, all within PeaZip itself. Additionally, other improvements and bug fixes have been made to ensure PeaZip runs smoothly and reliably on different setups.
Belim has released FlyOOBE 2.2, a Windows setup assistant updated to allow installation of Windows 11 on unsupported hardware. The new version features a modern interface overhaul with compact design buttons that transform into an icon-only view after being clicked. Performance-wise, the application now starts up faster and uses less memory, making it more efficient.
FlyOOBE 2.1 has arrived, which is an important turning point in its journey from a basic assistant to a full-fledged tool. The upgrade introduces a modular engine, allowing OOBE pages to transform into interactive mini-apps and integrating features like Dumputer and Cotweaker in new ways. With a refined user interface and cleaner design, FlyOOBE is shifting towards becoming a central control hub for Windows 11 tweaks, catering to both enthusiasts and casual users. The upgrade also includes technical improvements such as reduced memory usage, fixed DPI scaling issues, and faster extension loading, all built on top of extensive code refactoring.
Belim has released the final version of FlyOOBE 2.0, an upgraded Out-of-Box Experience setup assistant for Windows 11 that marks a significant shift towards becoming an all-in-one ecosystem with modular engine-powered mini-apps. This new framework offers substantial improvements, including a cleaner interface, smarter system, and unified experience, making it easier to navigate the Windows setup process. The update includes features like revamped filtering mechanisms, asynchronous processing, stack-based history navigation, and uninstallable extensions, which collectively enhance usability and make managing the system more efficient.
The latest version of Cairo Desktop, 0.4.434, has been released with a focus on stability, performance, and user ease-of-use. The Cairo team has worked to eliminate bugs that could disrupt the workflow, including memory leaks and sluggishness problems that were present in earlier releases. This update also improves task management by fixing issues such as mislabeled tasks, disappearing thumbnails, and clock display refresh problems. Additionally, it enhances user experience with features like improved hotkey functionality for multiple monitors and streamlined menu bar interactions.
The second preview of FlyOOBE v2.0, a tool designed to enhance the Windows setup process, has been released by Belim. This version marks a significant shift towards a powerful customization platform for Windows 11 OOBE, offering users more flexibility and control than before. The updates include a modern interface with better organization and navigation tools, as well as features like global search and a smart home dashboard to help users set up their PC. Internally, the app has been refactored to improve performance and responsiveness, making it easier to navigate through setup screens.
Belim has released a preview version of FlyOOBE 2.0. The new version has a simplified interface that prioritizes clarity and ease of use. Unlike its predecessor, FlyOOBE 2.0 ditches cluttered menus and heavy visuals in favor of a sleeker design, making the setup process less intimidating for non-tech-savvy users. The streamlined approach helps reduce complexity and guides users through each step with clear priority on primary tasks.
Belim has released an updated version of FlyOOBE, a guided setup and upgrade experience for Windows that allows users to install Windows 11 on hardware not officially supported by Microsoft. The latest iteration, version 1.51, introduces significant enhancements to the extensions system, including improved documentation and native integration with PowerShell-based tools like Flyby11. Additionally, FlyOOBE now displays the author or source of each extension, increasing transparency and facilitating collaboration among developers. Version 1.51 also addresses UI scaling issues on high-resolution displays, ensuring a seamless experience for users across various screen resolutions and Windows settings.
Belim has released version 1.50 of the FlyOOBE guided setup and upgrade experience tool for Windows, a powerful tool that enables users to install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware. The update brings significant performance improvements, including faster rendering speed and reduced memory usage, making it more responsive and stable. New features have been added, such as script-driven input fields for the Extensions engine and several new Extension scripts, including ViVeTool Bridge and Winget Bulk Installer. Additionally, the Online Update Checker has been redesigned with a retro aesthetic, providing an unmistakable look that's sure to delight users.
UniGetUI 3.3.6 has been released, offering a user-friendly graphical interface for managing package managers on Windows 10 and 11. The latest version includes improvements such as resiliency enhancements, updated bundled WinGet to v1.12, and better detection of uninstaller permissions. Several bugs have also been fixed, including a deadlock caused by specific unigetui:// links and duplicate update operations in the queue.
Belim has released an updated version of FlyOOBE 1.42, which serves as the guided setup and upgrade experience for Windows. The new release features a UI refresh, new features, and enhancements to the update process, allowing users to customize Windows 11 more effectively. UpgradeOOBE (Flyby11), now fully standalone, has been separated from FlyOOBE to ensure that security software flags only affect one tool, keeping the other untouched. Future considerations include releasing a Lite edition of FlyOOBE without bundled scripts and providing an option to download official scripts on demand from GitHub for enhanced user safety.
Canva has released Affinity by Canva 3.0, an all-in-one design solution that integrates the capabilities of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher under one umbrella. This free tool allows users to customize their workflow, work seamlessly across different creative disciplines, and enjoy lightning-fast performance with real-time updates. Affinity boasts advanced features for photo editing, vector design, and page layout, including non-destructive editing capabilities, powerful tools for retouching and image compositing, and industry-leading publishing features.
Belim has released FlyOOBE 1.41, an update that streamlines the process of installing Windows 11 on hardware that doesn't meet Microsoft's official compatibility requirements. A key enhancement in this release is the introduction of a workaround to bypass the CPU check, allowing users to proceed with caution even if their CPU doesn't pass the compatibility test. The update also introduces a new update checking mechanism located on GitHub Pages and addresses several critical bugs, including issues with progress bars and app uninstallation.
A hotfix update has been released for AtlasOS 0.5.0, addressing several key issues and enhancing the system's overall performance. This update includes significant optimizations to Reticulating Splines & Action, resolving a long-standing issue with upgrade times, as well as fixes for problems related to ISO injection, 7-Zip and NanaZip redownloading, and EFI drive letter removal. Additionally, hardcoded paths have been removed to provide users with more flexibility in customizing their directory settings, and ignore flags have been added to DISM and w32tm to prevent system operation errors.
AtlasOS 0.5.0 has been released, offering a significant upgrade to the open-source, lightweight modification of the Windows operating system. This new version brings enhanced customizability, stability, and compatibility, including support for Windows 11 25H2 and the introduction of AtlasOS Toolbox and ISO Injection features. The release includes numerous bug fixes and improvements, such as rewritten folder scripts, updated user account management, and enhancements to the hibernation script.
Belim has released the latest update, version 1.40, of FlyOOBE, a utility designed to simplify the installation process of Windows on unsupported hardware. The new version includes a revamped upgrade process and seamless integration with AutoPilot capabilities for an effortless experience. FlyOOBE has also undergone design improvements and changes to make it more recognizable, including capitalizing the acronym "OOBE" in its name. Additionally, the Winpilot tool has been merged into FlyOOBE as a native module, solidifying its position as a go-to tool for Windows enthusiasts.
