Perigee full moon in a couple of days, but there's nothing important committed to FullMoon to justify release. In fact it's possible that there will never be another FullMoon release.
When I started developing FullMoon I had the idea that each release would have name in addition to version number. I finally decided that those names should come from
Kalevala, national epic of Finland. Initial versions were called
Alkumuna, and current versions are called
Ilmarinen after the blacksmith and inventor that can create anything (including software builds, apparently). Now, name Ilmarinen suits current FullMoon much better than FullMoon. Were I naming the project now, I would definitely select Ilmarinen over FullMoon. And even with all the hassle involved, I'm probably going to rename the project. So, it's possible that there is no more FullMoon releases, or only a couple of FullMoon releases, but there will be Ilmarinen releases in the future.
Crosser on the other hand is likely to really get seriously cut. Recent
OpenEmbedded development has made it suit almost perfectly the use-cases I originally had for cross-compiler side of the crosser, and much more. I'm not 100% certain yet (there's some minor issues to solve) but it seems that much better results could be achieved by using, and contributing to, OpenEmbedded than by wasting time to crosser development.
Windows dllstack side of crosser project will remain alive in any case. Just two months ago I moved their hosting from resource-poor cazfi.net to sourceforge:
Crosser sourceforge-page.