Roadmap
Stable now. Linux next.
Retrowave currently supports Windows and Android, with Linux desktop in active planning and development.
Current stable
stable
Retrowave 3.0.0
300003
Current stable release
Windows and Android production release with the local-first library, playlists, diagnostics, themes, and protected update delivery.
In development
development
Retrowave 3.1.0
In development
Linux and desktop reliability
Linux desktop support, dependable .deb packaging, metadata diagnostics, Windows stability, playback regression fixes, and large-library improvements.
Future
future
Retrowave 4.0.0
No public build
Future major release
Reserved for a future major update. No public release date is being promised.
Linux desktop
- Native Linux target compilation and testing.
- Dependable x86_64 `.deb` packaging.
- Desktop audio, media keys, file access, and window behavior.
Metadata diagnostics
- Open containing folders for unknown metadata on desktop.
- Practical locate-and-manage tools on Android.
- Clear counts and filters for files requiring cleanup.
Stability
- Windows playback and large-library regression testing.
- Queue, shuffle, next-track, and end-of-track reliability.
- Packaging and installer validation before release.
Platform policy
- Windows remains the primary development platform.
- Android remains actively supported.
- Linux desktop is the next planned platform.
Current builds
Verify files in the Release Center.
See package names, sizes, checksums, requirements, and protected download access.