If you’re wondering what’s in a name, Kodi versions have usually been named after popular sci-fi, comic book, or generally geeky references:
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- XBMC v8.10 Atlantis (2008) – (Stargate)
- XBMC v9.04 Babylon (2009) – (Babylon 5)
- XBMC v9.11 Camelot (2009) – (King Arthur mythos)
- XBMC v10.0 Dharma (2010) – (Lost)
- XBMC v11.0 Eden (2012) – (Garden of…)
- XBMC v12.0 Frodo (2013) – (Lord of the Rings)
- XBMC v13.0 Gotham (2014) – (Batman – and my personal favourite)
- Kodi v14.0 Helix (2014) – (Helix TV show)
- Kodi v15.0 Isengard (2015) – (Tolkien)
- Kodi v16.0 Jarvis (2016) – (Tony Stark’s artificial intelligence)
- Kodi v17.0 Krypton (2017) – (Superman’s home world)
- Kodi v18.0 Leia (2018) – (Star Wars)
Sources : http://androidpcreview.com/how-to-setup-kodi-the-right-way/