Editing MorphOS (section)

===Release history of 2.x/3.x series===
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!|Version
!|Release date
!|Notes
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||2.0
||June 30, 2008
||Added support for Efika 5200B platform; native TCP/IP stack, an updated Sputnik release, AltiVec support, alpha [[Compositing window manager|compositing 3D layers]] for the graphical user interface, new USB components (including USB 2.0 support), new screenblankers, and Reggae, a new, modular, streaming multimedia framework<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.0 MorphOS 2.0 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.1
||September 6, 2008
||Support for the Efika's audio<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.1 MorphOS 2.1 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.2
||December 20, 2008
||[[TrueCrypt]]-compatible disk encryption suite<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.2 MorphOS 2.2 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.3
||August 6, 2009
||Origyn Web Browser as the default browser, read only HFS+ [[file system]] support<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.3 MorphOS 2.3 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.4
||October 12, 2009
||Added support for Mac mini G4; write support for Mac HFS disks, new charsets.library to provide better multilingual application support<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.4 MorphOS 2.4 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.5
||June 4, 2010
||Added support for eMac G4; drivers for [[Silicon Image|SiI3x1x]] based 2-port [[Serial ATA]] PCI cards<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.5 MorphOS 2.5 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.6
||October 10, 2010
||Added support for Power Mac G4; 2D drivers for [[ATI Rage#Rage 128 Pro|Rage 128 Pro]] graphics cards; Released at precisely 10.10.10 10:10<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.6 MorphOS 2.6 release notes]</ref>
|-
||2.7
||December 2, 2010
||Improving support for Power Mac G4 platforms<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/2.7 MorphOS 2.7 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.0
||June 8, 2012
||Added support for PowerBook G4; performance improvements<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.0 MorphOS 3.0 release notes]</ref>
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||3.1
||July 8, 2012
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.1 MorphOS 3.1 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.2
||May 27, 2013
||Added support for further PowerBook G4 models, iBook G4 and Power Mac G5 model A1047; 3D drivers for Radeon [[R300]] based cards, wireless networking via [[Atheros]] chipset, major overhaul of TCP/IP stack ("NetStack") – improving networking performance<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.2 MorphOS 3.2 release notes]</ref>
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||3.3
||September 18, 2013
||Fixes support for some iBook G4 models<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.3 MorphOS 3.3 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.4
||December 14, 2013
||Improved R300 3D and G5 video playback performance, support for non-native display resolutions on various PowerBook models<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.4 MorphOS 3.4 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.5
||February 15, 2014
||Support for [[Power Mac G5#Product revision history|PowerMac7,2]] Power Mac G5 models<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.5 MorphOS 3.5 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.6
||June 27, 2014
||Broadcom Wi-Fi support, AMD R400 support, SMBFS file system, VNC server and a Synergy client<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.6 MorphOS 3.6 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.7
||August 3, 2014
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.7 MorphOS 3.7 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.8
||May 15, 2015
||Support for [[Sam460ex|Sam 460 series of mainboards]]; basic drivers for Radeon HD series graphics cards, 4K displays in native resolution<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.8 MorphOS 3.8 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.9
||June 19, 2015
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.9 MorphOS 3.9 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.10
||March 25, 2018
||Extended hardware support ([[AmigaOne]] X5000 mainboard; new SATA controllers, network controllers, scanners and graphics cards), Flow Studio IDE with built-in debugger, support for time zones, new fonts, new themes, vector graphics, including SVG icons, overall bug fixes and performance improvements<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.10 MorphOS 3.10 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.11
||July 6, 2018
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.11 MorphOS 3.11 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.12
||October 2, 2019
||Dual monitor support for select hardware, improved thermal management for select hardware, new [[FireWire]] stack, support for more printers and scanners, upgraded [[Odyssey_Web_Browser|Odyssey browser]] with HTTP/2 and TLS 1.3 and spell checking support, substantial upgrades and new features to Flow Studio IDE, UTF-8 support in MUI, ObjFW runtime with Automatic Reference Counting<ref>[https://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.12 MorphOS 3.12 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.13
||February 7, 2020
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.13 MorphOS 3.13 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.14
||October 4, 2020
||Kernel improvements for threading, improved TCP/IP network stack threading support, improved unix emulation layer, Magic User Interface improvements, improved ObjectiveC framework, improved translations for various languages, updated open source components for various libraries and classes, numerous bug fixes. Introduces ScoutNG system monitoring application<ref>[https://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.14 MorphOS 3.14 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.15
||December 31, 2020
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.15 MorphOS 3.15 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.16
||March 9, 2022
||Added notification system and email client Iris,<ref>[https://iris-morphos.com Iris IMAP client]</ref> replaced Odyssey web browser with Wayfarer web browser, added new application switcher. Improvements for Synergy client, added shared [[openSSL]] 3 library. Includes hundreds of bug fixes<ref>[https://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.16 MorphOS 3.16 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.17
||May 1, 2022
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.17 MorphOS 3.17 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.18
||May 13, 2023
||New features: Scriptable Hex/RAM/Disk editor, ArchiveIt archiver/unarchiver application, better cooling information display via Thermals application, Samba2/3 support, including integration with Ambient desktop. Extensive improvements to Radeon drivers and improvements to Realtek 8168 driver support. Issues in USB support for CyrusPlus 5040 systems has been corrected. Many system components and libraries have been bugfixed and improved, including MUI, Netstack and Filesysbox.<ref>[https://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.18 MorphOS 3.18 release notes]</ref>
|-
||3.19
||Jan 18, 2025
||Bug-fix release<ref>[http://morphos-team.net/releasenotes/3.19 MorphOS 3.19 release notes]</ref>
|}

MorphOS 2 includes a native [[TCP/IP]] stack ("Netstack") and a Web browser, Sputnik or [[Origyn Web Browser]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.amigamccc.org/journal/0809eric.htm |archive-url=https://archive.today/20120720044010/http://www.amigamccc.org/journal/0809eric.htm |url-status=usurped |archive-date=July 20, 2012 |title=MorphOS 2.0 |access-date=2010-06-19}}</ref> Sputnik was begun under a user community bounty system<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.morphzone.org/modules/bounty/ |title=Morph Bounties |work=MorphZone |access-date=2007-03-12 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070306150915/http://www.morphzone.org/modules/bounty/ <!-- Bot retrieved archive --> |archive-date=2007-03-06}}</ref> that also resulted in MOSNet, a free, separate TCP/IP stack for MorphOS 1 users. Sputnik is a port of the KHTML rendering engine, on which [[WebKit]] is also based. Sputnik is no longer being developed and was removed from later MorphOS 2 releases.
[[File:Tcps.svg|All TCP/IP stacks|right]]

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