XBMC pushes forward to version 13.2 with release candidate 1

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Published onAugust 9, 2014

published onAugust 9, 2014

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XBMC, which was named after a combination of Xbox and Media Center, is moving on with a new name in version 14. It wishes to escape the lack of control it currently has, thanks to Microsoft controlling those brands. But before we get to 14 (well, you can, as its in alpha now) there is 13.2, which still falls under the XBMC name and goes as Gotham.

The latest release is in candidate form, and follows several, well three, betas, but it brings a number of changes. All are fixes — don’t expect new features to come flying off your TV screen.

“Do note that this release only contains fixes and no new features. So it should be safe to install on top of any of the current 13.X releases”, the organization states.

For now there is no exact schedule for final release, with XBMC only saying “in due time”. There are some important caveats with this release and users should follow the via link below to head over to the official announcement from XBMC and read through everything the organization has to say. There is much about Linux, iOS and backing up data.

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