Changelog
FuriOS 14.0.2 introduces support for external displays via the FLH1, along with improved power-saving mode behavior and enhancements to Android shared folder integration. This version rebases on GNOME 50, Firefox 149 and includes improved memory management and increased ZRAM for better performance under load, and many fixes for modem stability and carrier-related issues.
FuriOS 14.0.1, the second release based on Debian Forky, is a bugfix and performance-focused update. It includes major GPU optimizations, fixes mobile data issues with several carriers, improves MMS attachment compatibility, reworked brightness handling and reduces CPU and RAM usage for better overall performance and stability.
FuriOS 14.0.0 is the first version of FuriOS based on Debian Forky. This release introduces support for mobile data over IPv6 and many modem fixes and improvements, low memory killer bug fixes, software store fixes and support for hiding apps in the app drawer from Settings. This release includes a lot of code cleanup, many infrastructure improvements, and important fixes for stability and security.
Just like FuriOS 13.1.1, this release focuses on bug fixes and cleanups rather than features. A vast amount of resources was spent rebasing our system on top of the new Debian and GNOME release, while cleaning up after ourselves along the way.
This release also splits a lot of code from FLX1 to be reused for FLX1s which will reduce the workload in future releases
FuriOS 13.1.1 introduces a smart dynamic low memory killer, support for cell broadcasts and lots of modem improvements. This release also fixes some issues with Vulkan, MMS stability and lots of usability fixes and memory leaks to improve overall system stability and performance.
This release focuses on fixing lots of bugs in the system rather than adding new features. While it may seem small, in reality it includes far more fixes and stability improvements than most previous releases.
FuriOS 13.1.1 will be the last version based on Debian Trixie.
FuriOS 13.1.0 includes support for installing apps from the OpenStore (https://open-store.io/), changing encryption password, installation of Ubuntu Touch dual boot and Android quick settings. This release also fixes some GPU crashes, modem crashes, MMS issues and fingerprint stability improvements and kernel updates to improve overall system stability and performance.
FuriOS 13.0.9 includes support for two-way clipboard, new fingerprint, store and flashlight daemon, support for Pipewire camera and V4L2 camera fixes. This release also fixes all remaining issues with Firefox, many crash fixes and optimizations in the stack, and several kernel optimizations to improve overall system stability and performance.
FuriOS 13.0.8 includes 5G connectivity by default, improved gallery functionality, Android app installation via GNOME Software, and significant battery life improvements. This release also features Firefox 135, enhanced MMS compatibility, and several kernel optimizations to improve overall system stability and performance.
FuriOS 13.0.7 includes a newly developed gallery app, support for dual booting, support for KVM and Docker, support for using GPS inside Android apps and Linux apps at the same time, MMS support in US, fixes for camera optical image stabilization and lots of performance and stability improvements..
FuriOS 13.0.6 includes lots of battery management improvements, modem and radio stability improvements, support for full Android clipboard sharing and Android memory and performance improvements, camera focus and performance improvements as well as stability and performance fixes.
FuriOS 13.0.5 includes battery management improvements, modem data and call fixes to eliminate most the remaining issues, support for full Android notification, sensor and fingerprint reliability fixes and lots of performance and stability improvements.
FuriOS 13.0.4 includes support for modem status visibility within Android apps, fixes for SMS message delivery and modem crashes, mobile data not reactivating when switching from WiFi, and UI overhaul in some screens in Settings. This release also brings support for making the device source of power to charge other devices over a wired connection and the following LTE bands commonly used in the US: 2, 4, 12, 66
FuriOS 13.0.3 includes support for sending vCard (contacts) through MMS, stability fixes for the modem stack, support for SIM Toolkit and Voice over LTE. This release also brings support for wake gesture and tilt to wake gesture.
FuriOS 13.0.2 includes support for sending and receiving MMS in Chatty, configuration options for the left-side button (“assistant button”), improvements to Firefox’s design and stability, app compatibility fixes, and design improvements.
FuriOS 13.0.1 contains performance and stability improvements across the board, as well as:
- Improved mobile radio reliability and performance
- Improved Firefox performance, stability, and design
- Faster and easier QR code scanning in the camera app
- Increased maximum headphone volume
- Memory management fixes
- USSD code support in the phone app
This is the first FuriOS incremental batch of updates. All devices already running FuriOS can update from the software store.
All FuriOS fixes and additions after forking the old project are included below for the first 13.0 release at June. Future releases will be incremental.