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Well, they should've called their fork something other than "SleepyHead". From what I could gather from these threads: - Maintainer disappeared for a while, pe
by lima 8y ago
Well, they should've called their fork something other than "SleepyHead". From what I could gather from these threads:
- Maintainer disappeared for a while, people wanted their fixes merged.
- ApneaBoard community made a "1.1.0" release of "SleepyHead" without the author's approval, rather than forking it and calling it something else.
- Maintainer unhappy about them using his trademark without his permission.
- treis 8y ago>ApneaBoard community made a "1.1.0" release of "SleepyHead" without the author's approval, rather than forking it and calling it something else So Mark says. The ApneaBoard folks say that it was released by Mark's chosen right hand man. As far as I can tell the ApneaBoard folks have yet to release their own version or fork the code. They seem to be organizing to do just that which is what set Mark off.
- Tomte 8y agoAs far as I read so far, AB did not fork the program. They mirrored the original binary. With the original donation links to the original owner. It's a mess.