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Genesis Feature Freeze continues with OS-only repairs: one hosted/native/remote runtime truth, one system-capability registry, safer remote package isolation, and broader production smoke coverage.
Read articleLMOS tightens the one-glance creator experience with larger shared controls, an Easy / More tools switch, plain next-step navigation, and one approved visible voice set: Samantha, Tessa, Rishi and Moira.
Read articleLMOS now defaults to a simpler one-glance workspace, moves advanced tools behind one More tools door, enforces device-local working-file storage, and adds OPFS, hardware and local-tool foundations without pretending the hosted web build is already a fully offline native OS.
Read articleLMOS adds one governed local text-to-speech layer for device voices and future native Kokoro, Chatterbox, Qwen3-TTS and Parler engines, while keeping Piper behind an explicit GPL review boundary.
Read articleLM Files now resolves recognized files to the right LM app, creates an editable project from supported source formats, remembers that project for future opens, and lets desktop double-click behave more like an operating system than a download page.
Read articleLM Office can now retain writable local-file handles and save Word, Slides and Sheets back to the user’s own file, update compatible files in Google Drive, warn when required fonts are missing, and LM Communications gains prepaid outbound SMS infrastructure.
Read articleLMOS opens every working LM app except LM Video to the free public beta, adds safer Word/PowerPoint/Excel and Google Docs/Slides/Sheets interoperability, introduces Browser/Native/Remote runtime providers, and puts an urgent/issue/idea feedback path across the system.
Read articleLMOS now gives every desktop app live container-size signals, keeps fullscreen window controls owned by the active app, adds hover labels to icon controls, and moves LM Video farther toward a local-device media pipeline with editable proxies and original-media final rendering.
Read articleLMOS now has a deeper interaction-quality pass across its operating shell and creator apps: dead-looking controls were removed or wired, search paths were made real, icon actions were labeled, every registered app entry module is regression-tested, and the complete 71-spec automated suite is green.
Read articleLMOS tightens the shared desktop contract: Device Lab no longer nests a second OS shell, multiple LMOS windows coordinate restore-state writes, windowed apps inherit an edge-to-edge surface contract, and Product Certification now includes a rendered desktop runner for every active app.
Read articleLMOS can now enter through a dedicated desktop route, open in its own browser window, expose browser-native install controls, keep worship/presentation displays awake in fullscreen, launch apps from a shared Start menu, and preview LMOS routes in a responsive Device Lab—all without creating a second window manager or app registry.
Read articleThe library refresh engine now checks each active LM TV source instead of assuming the whole catalog is fresh because one source updated recently. Stale channels can refresh without rebuilding sources that are already current.
Read articleLMOS now has a scheduled software-review doctrine across the whole app portfolio: daily operating sweeps, weekly all-app reviews, monthly commercial reviews, quarterly portfolio decisions, and explicit post-release/post-issue learning rules.
Read articleLMOS now pushes farther beyond a website dashboard with display-filling app windows, global traffic controls, hot corners, Mission Control, Control Center, a versioned window.LMOS runtime bridge, Search-to-Agent Q&A, plain-language update explanations, and an included Weather utility.
Read articleLMOS now has a formal ecosystem contract for every current app, a public compatibility manifest for future standalone app shells, a private membership-gated project chat engine with push alerts, and a backend health audit that checks whether projects, teams, tasks, entitlements and app identities remain synchronized.
Read articleLMOS now treats desktop continuity as a release requirement: open windows survive normal browser returns, legacy window state migrates forward, and users can deliberately start with a fresh desktop. The beta-to-1.0 program now also formalizes ChatGPT as the architecture/QA direction layer and Floot as the execution platform.
Read articleLMOS now identifies the first full generation as Genesis and the current cycle as VOID Beta, tracks operating-system and app versions separately, adds included system utilities and searchable help, maps the release gates to Genesis 1.0, and separates Essential, Team and Pro operating-system capabilities.
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