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As developers, we constantly strive to push boundaries and innovate. Today, I am thrilled to announce the release of Linea 2—the culmination of dedication, creativity, and a vision for a language that simplifies programming while enhancing efficiency. Linea 2, codenamed "Coconut," is a significant milestone in our journey. Building on the foundation of its predecessor, Linea 1.x, this version represents a complete revamp of the codebase, introducing powerful features and a refined syntax designed to cater to both beginners and experienced developers. Key Highlights of Linea 2 - Performance Boost : The codebase has undergone a full overhaul, ensuring optimized performance and improved maintainability. With Linea 2, coding is faster and more responsive than ever. - Enhanced Libraries:  The inclusion of math and weblet libraries in the core package empowers users to seamlessly integrate complex calculations and web functionalities into their projects. - Refined Syntax:  The new ...

I am pleased to announce that ProcyonCLS 2025 is steadily approaching platform stability, and the developer preview will soon transition to a release preview. The ProcyonCLS AppMarket repository has begun accepting applications for ProcyonCLS from developers worldwide. In the next major update (expected on December 25th), I will upgrade the AppMarket application to support the downloading, installation, and uninstallation of third-party apps from the AppMarket.

I am happy to announce our new project, the Project Procyon which includes ProcyonOS, ProcyonHub and ProcyonAI. I will slowly be phasing out Donut branding from our software, however some packages might retain the branding of Donut. I am phasing out DonutLinux Project in favour of Project Procyon to bring more latest improvements and UI aesthetics in our software. Project Procyon's development will start after few days of the release of Linux Kernel version 7. LINK: ProcyonOS Test Website

Today marks a bittersIet milestone for the DonutOS community as I announce the end of development for DonutOS and its core project, DonutLinux. Over the years, DonutOS has been more than just an operating system; it has been a vibrant community of passionate individuals who have contributed to a shared vision of innovation, simplicity, and user-friendliness. DonutOS began as a dream to create an OS that was both powerful and accessible, and with DonutLinux at its heart, I achieved more than I could have ever imagined. From the outset, DonutLinux was designed to be lightweight, flexible, and deliciously easy to use, embodying the spirit of its namesake. As I move forward, I want to take a moment to reflect on the achievements and challenges I've faced. I've seen incredible feats of engineering, community growth, and collaboration. My open-source project thrived thanks to the dedication and creativity of countless contributors who volunteered their time and skills. However, the t...

 Hello everyone, I have developed three Python modules and published them to pypi.org. The three modules are Donut-LLM-Tools, DonutLLMCore and GIUC. Donut-LLM-Tools, provides users an easy UI for creating, loading models as well as create datasets from Wikipedia wikis. DonutLLMCore is a library that is used by Donut-LLM-Tools to create a PyTorch model. GIUC (Gautham's Important Utility Collection), is a set of mathematical functions designed to help users solve complex math problems. LINKS :  Donut-LLM-Tools DonutLLMCore GIUC