@TechFan: i am not sure how to ‘researching the feedback first’ before releasing it to the users. We will certainly do our best to test and troubleshoot everything before the update is released, but as I said we (me being the only person working on the firmware) rely heavily on users to give us feedback and comments, to discover issues that we were not able to find during our internal testing, and I believe this is the case with many open-source projects. If the new firmware is not satisfactory, you can always switch back to the previous version of the firmware. I think it would be too much to expect the new version to be perfect before it can be released.