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Good spot. It used to be GPL licensed. How odd. If you goto the gitlab project at https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream it's basic
by kingosticks 7y ago
Good spot. It used to be GPL licensed. How odd. If you goto the gitlab project at https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream it's basically just a support forum. Anyone got any more details on this? Is this an attempt to monitise the work?
Edit: I see you can upgrade to "premium" but it's a one-time fee of only $5 so money can't be the motivation here. Same at https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream/issues/957 https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream/issues/957
An acknowledgment of the situation is at https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream/issues/543#note_91625154 https://gitlab.com/inolen/redream/issues/543#note_91625154 but sadly no explanation.
- aepiepaey 7y agoThere's some reasoning in this thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/7p2rik/redream_has_gone_closedsource/ https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/7p2rik/redream_h... Notably, this comment by the developer (with followups): https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/7p2rik/redream_has_gone_closedsource/dseekwo/ https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/7p2rik/redream_h...
- kingosticks 7y agoCheers for digging that out. Seems like a reasonable course of action all things considered.
- guug 7y agoGetting permission to re-license GPL contributions must have been such a nightmare that I wonder how he managed to do it.