A big load of improvements and of course the usual share of fixes of bugs and minor annoyances awaits you in this release fresh off the presses.

What’s this, another release just one week after the last one? Yep, and it’s just to make your OctoPrint experience as smooth as possible :)

A fresh release with lots of bug fixes (especially some for some quite annoying issues) and improvements. A true maintenance release for once ;)

A look at the state of OctoPrint, its current funding situation and how things will continue from here on.

This shiny new release contains two new pieces of functionality on top of the usual fixes of bugs and little annoyances, the “About” dialog and the Announcement Plugin.

Guy Sheffer just released a new version of OctoPi, version 0.13.0.

The long awaited release brings not only Raspberry Pi 3 (and Zero) support out of the box by being based on Raspbian Jessie, but also utilizes the new lite image as base for the build, meaning the download size could be halfed.

If you love OctoPrint and want to see its development continue at the pace of the past two years, please read on about its current funding situation and how you can help.

This should have been released way faster after 1.2.9, since it fixes two bugs introduced by this release, but a nasty flu that's making the rounds in Germany got in the way of this. While this time we have mostly fixes of bugs and little annoyances, at least a hand full of minor improvements also made it into this release:

The first release of 2016 brings you a whole basket full of fixes of bugs and little annoyances and of course also a couple of improvements of existing functionality, for example:

The most important thing right at the beginning: If you are currently running version 1.2.7 you'll need to install the "Updatefix 1.2.7" plugin from the plugin repository before you can update your OctoPrint installation.