When Google has changed Android’s Dalvik virtual machine for ART, we saw developers suffer from the implementation of the Xposed Lollipop. In September we saw the first final version is released after so many months of testing. After achieving this feat, Rovo89 and other XDA, began working on the new version, this time focused on the Android Marshmallow. In late October it was reported that the Xposed is finally having his advances to be released for the new version of the little robot. Now we have more information that should happen soon.
With a new version of Android you need to rework throughout the development of the Xposed since Google always changes the way the system works framework. This can take weeks or even months according to the level of modifications that have been carried out by the Mountain View giant. However, it seems that with the Marshmallow changes were not as drastic. According to information from Rovo89 himself the Xposed longer works on your Nexus 9 tablet with Android Marshmallow.
He also comments that the novelty will be released next week and will come with a very stable version to be used in day by day. But he warns that not all modules work yet, since the AOSP code is new and need to update several layers of system code execution. Anyway, this is great news for those who can not live without this powerful customization tool of Android, since it allows for various changes without the need to change ROM.
Along with the launch of the first Xposed version compatible with Android Marshmallow should see a list of modules that are already compatible. But it’s always good to test you use most, they may end up running even without an officially supported yet released.
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