I respect the author's choice to use a proprietary license, but I wish they'd been honest about it. I've been tracking that GitHub issue when FUSE-T came out.

I respect the author's choice to use a proprietary license, but I wish they'd been honest about it. I've been tracking that GitHub issue when FUSE-T came out. Initially, the author promised to open source. But then there was a long silence, after which the issue was closed as "completed" without any explanation. It's unfortunate because proprietary software requires more trust for users. The lack of communication demonstrated here is concerning.