What about the version 7.2 released? Either the dead man's switch: a) knows how to change the code to make such a version b) is updated often to keep up with

What about the version 7.2 released? Either the dead man's switch: a) knows how to change the code to make such a version b) is updated often to keep up with the main branch c) was developed recently From that, "a" is wildly unlikely because coding is hard. "b" indicates a lot of work to maintain the DMS tool, which goes against the bare bones HTML page we are seeing and poor Linux instructions. It could be something newly developed because they knew they were in danger. Or it accidentally triggered during development, which would explain why is it updated and why the warning page is lacking.