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| Codename | First released as version | What does the name refer to? |
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| Atlantis | XBMC 8.10 | The science fiction television series 'Stargate Atlantis'. [1] |
| Babylon | XBMC 9.04 | The space station in the cult classic science fiction television series 'Babylon 5'. This codename also references the mythical city of Babylon. [2] |
| Camelot | XBMC 9.11 | The mythical 'Camelot' from the King Arthur tales. |
| Dharma | XBMC 10.0 | The 'Dharma Initiative' in the television series 'Lost'. |
| Eden | XBMC 11.0 | The mythical 'Garden of Eden' from the Bible |
| Frodo | XBMC 12.0 | Erwin Beckers, one of the three founders. [3] |
| Gotham | XBMC 13.0 | The main city from the 'Batman' franchise. |
| Helix | Kodi 14.0 | The science fiction television series 'Helix' |
| Isengard | Kodi 15.0 | The 'Iron fortress' from Tolkien's many stories about Middle-Earth. |
| Jarvis | Kodi 16.0 | The A.I. that Tony Stark (Ironman) owns, Just A Rather Very Intelligent System, or J.A.R.V.I.S |
| Krypton | Kodi 17.0 | The planet where Superman was born. |
| Leia | Kodi 18.0 | Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan, later known as General Leia Organa (Star Wars). [4]. |