Any ideas when/whether 16.07 will come out? There’s been lot of security fixes, as I heard… And then, going on, the next releases also?

16.07.1 is out https://code.fairphone.com/contentx/2016-08-15_fairphone-open-16.07_release.html Sorry about the delay everyone. It was caused by absences during the holiday season. 16.08 should also be released this month. [image] Antimailer: Please, can you tell us if the painful Clock-Rese…

I think when 1.5.1 was released, it was said that shortly (2 weeks or so) a new release would follow. Maybe the FPOOS will skip this in-between release and only be released after the next FPOS version?

I’m afraid this might happen, even though it seems this release is pretty important, security wise. But then, when is the holiday season in the Netherlands? :wink: there’s still not that many staff, I guess

On my FP2 I have the 16.06.0-Version. And now I am getting a little bit impatient. The new Googled version is out since about two weeks!

I am sorry to say the release of 16.07 is delayed a little. We’re working on it and as soon as I have more information I’ll post it here.

[image] Douwe: I am sorry to say the release of 16.07 is delayed a little. That means 16.07 comes in August if it is not skipped completely.

That means 16.07 would be 16.08, :wink:

I honestly cannot understand these delays. The build tools are pretty much the same and I would actually expect both versions to be released simultaneously.

I’m sure they don’t delay things just for annoying their customers :wink: In the end it’s all coming down to resources and manpower available I guess…

[image] leVin42: In the end it’s all coming down to resources and manpower available I guess… I completely agree with you. But it’s actually exactly resources and manpower that let me question the current resource intensive two-track approach of the FP-OS development. Both builds are based on…

Git version control system (the one they use at code.fairphone.com , and probably elsewhere) allows you to transfer differential changes (called commits) from repository A to B effortlessly. I think they do development on FPOS-GMS repos and later move those commits to the mayority of FPOS-Open repos…