Fadrio 0.2.0 Alpha 2

Fadrio 0.2.0 Alpha 2

This source-only alpha completes adoption of the final Fadrio identity. It contains the application-centric PipeWire mixer foundation under the supplied Fadrio branding.

Highlights

• Renames all managed projects, namespaces, binaries, native library and C ABI symbols to Fadrio.
• Adopts dev.fglabs.Fadrio, Fadrio XDG paths, fadrio, and fadrioctl before those identities become stable public contracts.
• Replaces the former artwork with the supplied dark/light banners, logos, symbols, and application icons.
• Renames current repository, tracker, documentation, release, and website surfaces while preserving stable GitHub issue numbers and release tags.

Important limitations

• This remains a source-only evaluation snapshot with no supported binary package.
• Persistence, the finished mixer UI, tray integration, MIDI control, profiles, and localization are not implemented yet.
• Existing Alpha 1 source archives retain their historical contents; Alpha 2 is the first source archive containing the complete Fadrio identity.

Fadrio 0.2.0 Alpha 1

Fadrio 0.2.0 Alpha 1

This historical source-only snapshot closed the M0.2 qualification milestone before the final application identity was adopted. It remains available for reproducibility; use Alpha 2 or later for Fadrio source, names, binaries, native ABI identifiers, and branding.

Qualified foundation

• Application-centric PipeWire discovery and multi-session control.
• Deterministic identity evidence with safe conflict fallback.
• Initial native Linux, browser, Electron, and corroborated Steam/Proton identity paths.
• Isolated PipeWire restart coverage and native ownership checks under ASAN/UBSAN.

Limitations

• Historical source contents use retired development identifiers.
• No supported binary packages, persistence, finished mixer UI, tray integration, MIDI control, profiles, or localization.

Fadrio 0.1.0 M0

Fadrio 0.1.0 M0

This historical source-only milestone records the initial engineering baseline: repository structure, architecture boundaries, native PipeWire bridge, application aggregation model, and early CLI/UI shells.

It predates the final application identity, has no packaged binaries, and is retained only for reproducibility. Use the newest Fadrio alpha for evaluation and issue reporting.