Current estimates are to have all major code items in by May 1st and then a release on July 1st.\
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Together with 2.7 a new Linux DCO module based on upstreamed (linux kernel) codebase will be released, the code for this is done, bugs being fixed.\
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* **Updated: Release 2.7**\
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We are going for an alpha release this week.\
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Currently collecting all the changes that are new to 2.7 and making a changes.rst and reviewing anything still left to handle.\
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Together with 2.7 a new Linux DCO module based on upstreamed (linux kernel) codebase will be released, the code for this is 'done' although there are still bugs being fixed.\
Together with 2.7 a new Windows DCO module with server support will be released. The code for this is done but needs more testing.\
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DNS changes are mostly in but some issues are still found on Windows and need to be addressed.\
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Currently we feel that it looks reasonable to do a 2.7 alpha release this week.\
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For the actual release we should still do a reformatting to clang-format so master and 2.7 have the same formatting. Otherwise backporting bugfixes will be a pain.
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DNS changes are in but there are still some minor bug fixes and such on the way.\
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* **Changes to community pages on main website**\
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* **Updated: Changes to community pages on main website**\
Company reached out to novaflash about proposed changes. novaflash involved ordex and lev__ for feedback/ideas.\
An initial design suggestion was put forward, hoping to get feedback from community on it to finetune it.\
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https://crashed.computer/new.png
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https://crashed.computer/new.png \
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There was no immediate feedback in the community meeting, so novaflash, ordex, and lev__, will work together to come up with something sensible.
* **DCO tasks**\
Implementation of epoch data keys in user space in OpenVPN2 and OpenVPN3 are both done now. For Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD DCO this implementation still needs to happen.\