Firstly, there is the the iconic Confluence skin that has been in place on the platform since 2009, but has been updated in this release. Inside of those commits come the changes that have made Krypton one of the most impressive Kodi updates to date. Those statistics really show the number of changes that have been made to the core Kodi codebase. This particular version of Kodi has involved input from 39 different developers globally, resulting in 1179 pull-requests and a huge 3735 code commits leading up to where we are now. Speaking of devices, it is important to note that on the Android front, Kodi v17.0 is now only compatible with Android 5.0 Lollipop or higher. As mentioned back in March, version 17 of the platform has been packed with a number of extremely notable changes and feature improvements that look to dramatically improve the overall end-user Kodi experience on whatever device the software is being executed from. The second Alpha of Kodi version 17 follows on from the initial alpha release earlier this year. Welcome to Kodi v17.0 “Krypton”, with new default touch-enabled interface skins, a dramatically improved video player experience, and live streams made “easier and better”. The availability of Kodi v17.0 alpha 2 comes with an accompanying announcement that the 17th iteration of the platform will be called after the home planet of one of the greatest and most powerful superheroes the world has ever seen.
There’s a brand new alpha version of the extremely popular Kodi software available, and it’s got pretty big shoes to fill due to the codename that those in charge of the software have chosen.
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