As someone running CyanogenMod on a devices that shipped with CyanogenOS, I am wondering what it means for CyanogenMod. The source is available today and will c

As someone running CyanogenMod on a devices that shipped with CyanogenOS, I am wondering what it means for CyanogenMod. The source is available today and will continue to be available in the future, but what about nightly builds and other infrastructure? Steve Kondik wrote[1]: It costs a lot of money to keep the servers running at this scale, and I figure we have about two months to GTFO. That at least suggests that nightly builds of CyanogenMod will not be available until a new setup is put in place. Steve Kondik also suggest in that post that CM will have to re-brand to avoid IP conflicts with Cyanogen Inc. There is some speculation that Lineage Android Distribution might be the new name. LineageOS on github[2] also uses that name and mirrors CM repositories. [1] http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/12/01/steve-kondik-blames-kirt-mcmaster-for-cyanogen-incs-failure-cyanogenmod-to-reorganize-and-regroup/ http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/12/01/steve-kondik-blames-... [2] https://github.com/LineageOS https://github.com/LineageOS