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Originally Posted by vinniet
But that project is open-source. Which mean the public owns the project. With that said I did not see someone sue each of us so I do not see where anyone (including the author) can be sued. I have NEVER seen such a thing happen.
I think this board should post all of the last version of the program for all to use. Like I said the public owns them so the public should use them.
If anyone needs them I will happy point them to get them.
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Since this was all open source, anyone can repost the project as a fork and open it back up for dev. on Source Forge. Once a project is released under GNU, you can't really get rid of it. I'm sure any legal issues could be addressed, if they where to be made public.