Monthly Archive: August 2018

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Windows 10 April get KB4346783 patch

Although not a routine update date, Microsoft is still starting to release new cumulative updates, all of which are used to fix a variety of known issues. This update has all the other branch versions...

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Intel releases new Intel Graphics Driver for Windows 10

Intel today introduced a new Windows 10 graphics driver update that includes some of the much-needed improvements. The update log shows that it has brought significant improvements to gamers and fixed some major bugs. First, Intel...

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Microsoft released Windows Server 2019 Build 17744

Microsoft today released the latest Windows Server 2019 build, 17744. There are no new front-end features added in this update, but improvements have been made on Hyper-V: Microsoft Hyper-V Server provides a robust, optimized enterprise-class virtualization...

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Windows 10 RS5 Build 17738 is available for downloading

The morning news on August 29, after the beginning of the month, Microsoft updated the RedStone 5 downloadable ISO image this morning, keeping up with the latest slow channel Build 17738, which was launched in less than...

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Ubuntu 18.10 enters the Feature freeze phase

Canonical’s Steve Langasek announced on Friday that the upcoming Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) entered the functional freeze and Debian import freeze development phase. Functional freezing is a significant development phase of the GNU/Linux distribution, meaning...