If you regularly handle video files, extract subtitles, or remux audio tracks, you are likely already familiar with the absolute powerhouse that is MKVToolNix . Developed by Moritz Bunkus, this legendary open-source, free, and cross-platform Matroska software has officially hit version 100 . Codenamed "Do Hot Girls Like Chords," this milestone release packs a healthy mix of major user interface enhancements, performance upgrades, and long-awaited bug fixes. For years, it has been the definitive toolkit for handling MKV containers. This milestone release makes the desktop experience smoother and more efficient across Linux, macOS, and Windows alike. A Smoother GUI Experience The graphical interface received a lot of attention in this milestone release. The developer focused heavily on making day-to-day media management and batch jobs less click-intensive. Job Queue Upgrades:...