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Monday, 26 December 2016

#Cyanogen Inc to Shutdown CyanogenMod


With Cyanogen Inc. in full wind-down mode, you will likely not be shocked to learn that CyanogenMod is now dead (or will be within the week). Through separate blog posts released over the past few days, both Cyanogen Inc. and CyanogenMod have announced the end, but know that there is a replacement on the way. 
On December 23, a member of the remaining Cyanogen Inc. team posted to their company blog a very cold and short notice that Cyanogen services and CyanogenMod nightly builds would be discontinued no later than December 31. That short note also mentioned the fact that the open source project and source code would remain available for anyone who wants to build CM personally.
 The full post can be found below (the site has since been fully killed):

So this is indeed the end of CyanogenMod as we know it. Pour some out.
With that said, if the idea of CyanogenMod is something you’ll need in your life going forward, you should follow Lineage OS. Work on it has already begun, a website has been established, and the new “fork will return to the grassroots community effort that used to define CM.”
All of the information you need about the death of CyanogenMod can be found at the links below.
Via: CyanogenMod | Cyanogen | Lineage OS
Source:DroidLife

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