Just yesterday the Nexus 4, 5, 7, and 10 all received their first nightlies for CyanogenMod 11. Now KitKat-flavored builds are rolling out for a slew of additional devices. The team has shared a list of devices with incoming nightlies, and while it isn't yet an exhaustive list, it does include multiple variants of the HTC One (m7att, m7spr, m7tmo, m7ul) and LG G2 (d800, d801, d802), as well as the international Galaxy SIII (i9300).

The full list of devices is available below.

Devices that have (or will soon have) CyanogenMod 11 nightlies as of December 6, 11:10am PST:

  • apexqtmo
  • crespo
  • d800
  • d801
  • d802
  • deb
  • dlx
  • dogo
  • e975
  • e980
  • evita
  • exhilarate
  • flo
  • galaxysbmtd
  • galaxysmtd
  • grouper
  • hammerhead
  • hercules
  • i9300
  • m7att
  • m7spr
  • m7tmo
  • m7ul
  • maguro
  • mako
  • manta
  • mb886
  • mint
  • odin
  • pollux
  • pollux_windy
  • serrano3gxx
  • serranoltexx
  • superior
  • t0lte (Int’l)
  • tilapia
  • toroplus
  • toro
  • tsubasa
  • ville
  • xt897
  • xt897c
  • xt907
  • xt925
  • xt926
  • yuga

These devices are all marked to have builds produced, but they're not all yet available. The buildbots are currently cranking them out, and if your nightly isn't up yet, just check back later.

Of course, you might want to hold off before pulling the trigger. These are fresh files, and there's always the chance you will run into issues that have yet to be discovered. But if you are the adventurous type, or you have a backup device lying around, the official Gapps page has been updated. You know what to do.

Source: CyanogenMod