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Versions of the fastboot-assistant

https://github.com/NachtsternBuild/fastboot-assistant/releases

see CHANGELOG for all changes.
see the SECURTIY.md

Zappeliges Zorin v.0.9.x

fastboot-assistant v.0.9.1.dev → Development Version

Glitschiges GNOME v.0.8.x

fastboot-assistant v.0.8.1.5 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Linux (Snap) / Windows via WSL

Mutiges Mint v.0.7.x

fastboot-assistant v.0.7.2.1 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Linux (Snap) / Windows via WSL
fastboot-assistant v.0.7.2 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Linux (Snap) / Windows via WSL
fastboot-assistant v.0.7.1.beta → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Windows via WSL

Rostiges Red Hat v.0.6.x

fastboot-assistant v.0.6.2.2 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Windows via WSL
fastboot-assistant v.0.6.2.1 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian) / Windows via WSL
fastboot-assistant v.0.6.2 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/RHEL) / Windows via WSL
fastboot-assistant v.0.6.1.dev → build this from source / Linux (Ubuntu)

→ It is not recommended to use the RPM.

Sweet Unix v.0.5.x

fastboot-assistant v.0.5.5.2 → Linux (Ubuntu/Debain/Fedora/RHEL/CentOS) / Windows via WSL

Important Notes

With v.0.6.2.1 and v.0.7.x the support for RPM based Linux distributions is discontinued, because there are many missing tools, like pkexec or heimdall. Hopefully Snap and Flatpak will be a suitable replacement for the RPMs.
It is recommended to run the Fastboot-Assistant natively under Linux, because the WSL does not provide the same amount of tools as the real Ubuntu. This version should only be used if there is no other option.
The possibility of building the Fastboot Assistant as a Snap and Flatpak is experimental and has not yet been fully tested. Especially for the construction of the Flatpak. The dependencies are missing here.