Install: ./instalar-linux.sh jangada-0.9.8.fwsc, or the web installer. Replaces 0.9.7. Your presets and projects are kept.
Jangada's own samples (#5, #6): the four CC0 melodic sets (PIANO, TRANH, FLUTE, SAX) are gone. In their places, synthesized by Jangada: IRON (a struck steel plate), WIRE (a plucked wire), TABLE (a wavetable sweep: in GRAIN, POS walks the timbre) and MOTOR (a machine running, an octave under the key). They keep the same numbers, so a saved SET / SRC, PERC and your USR1–3 slots stay where they were. New SAMPLE presets: SCRAP BELL, ENGINE ROOM (QUIET KEYS and BROKEN KEY left with the piano). The firmware is ~133 KB smaller: about 142 KB free for what comes next.
ENV, LFO and MOD 1–4 with the knobs in a row on top (#6, @gospodindilly-ops' design): ENV draws the envelope filled, with a dot where the playing voice is; LFO shows a dot at its phase; MOD shows SRC → DST → SOUND, the amount as a bar from the middle, and the source's shape as tall as the amount (upside down when it's negative).
From #4: BPM is on GLO + SELECT now (SELECT alone no longer changes the tempo; the top line reminds you), and a double tap of a layer button (FX, GLO, SEQ, SCL, EDIT) locks its layer open; a tap lets it go.
Also: PHYS's STRNG and SYMP strings span the whole screen.
Tested on the host (every engine and preset rendered, CPU budget) and installed on an FM-1. Details in the README.
Full Changelog: v0.9.7...v0.9.8