The full changes of 3.3 so far: https://wiki.zandronum.com/Version_history/3.3

Found bugs? As always, post them on the tracker: https://zandronum.com/tracker

and a couple of small backports and a lot of bugfixes and cleanup.

https://foss.heptapod.net/zandronum/zandronum-stable/-/compare/e8b7e77c2fe6...4d1fea8514d6

Check the wiki for the full changelog so far. https://wiki.zandronum.com/Version_history/3.3

- Ability to save auth passwords to the system keyring on Linux
- New variable to change frags awarded by killing the Terminator in that mode

And of course, there are a bunch of bugfixes as well.

Flathub's website does show when a package is unverified and links to the package's issues page, which is great -- please, can the frontend applications catch up?

This is not to discourage distribution and packaging of Zandronum, but a user's first port of call for help with such packages should be the distributor - most Flatpak frontends only show when packages are verified, not the other way round; and do not show where to contact the packager, only us.

To the developers of #flatpak frontends: please make it obvious when a package is unofficial. Both #kde Discover and #gnome Software show no such indication, and actively attribute this package to us and link to official sites, which misleads users and wastes everyone's time.

The only official packages are available from https://zandronum.com/download - you can also build it yourself: https://wiki.zandronum.com/Category:Build_guides and we will be more able to help you if you encounter problems.

But if those enthusiastic about Flatpak can't make it work there, we're […]

If you encounter problems (which people seem to do often), there is little we can do to help you, since Flatpak is a unique environment the Zandronum team don't have the time, knowledge, and interest in supporting.