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  1. Re:From the original disgruntled developer by BjornStabell · · Score: 2, Informative · on The Ethics of Selling GPLed Software For the iPhone
    Hm, seems that if you git clone http://7b5labs.com/xpilot.git you'll get something that is more than 30 days old.

    But if you browse Trac you'll see the latest sources. Not sure what's going on.

  2. Re:From the original disgruntled developer by DavidRawling · · Score: 3, Informative · on The Ethics of Selling GPLed Software For the iPhone

    Now I'm even more confused.

    I went and looked at the source, and it directly contradicts your statement (GP) that it was only committed in June. The last commits I see on the client were 11 days ago. The newest version on iTunes was submitted 11 or so days ago - 2009.07.22 on that page - and published 2-3 days ago. That seems eminently reasonable.

    Not that I could find the source easily ... Sean - you might want to link to the source on the Links page of the site, or from the XPilot page.

  3. Re:From the original disgruntled developer by DavidRawling · · Score: 3, Informative · on The Ethics of Selling GPLed Software For the iPhone

    Now I'm even more confused.

    I went and looked at the source, and it directly contradicts your statement (GP) that it was only committed in June. The last commits I see on the client were 11 days ago. The newest version on iTunes was submitted 11 or so days ago - 2009.07.22 on that page - and published 2-3 days ago. That seems eminently reasonable.

    Not that I could find the source easily ... Sean - you might want to link to the source on the Links page of the site, or from the XPilot page.

  4. Re:Kudos to you and thanks for bringing the game b by meza · · Score: 3, Informative · on The Ethics of Selling GPLed Software For the iPhone

    The source-code seem to be downloadable http://7b5labs.com/xpilotiphone

  5. Re:Frustrating For Developers by Darth+Maul · · Score: 0, Troll · on Staying Afloat In a Sea of iPhone Apps

    We just got our first app approved, and it took 14 days. But hey, at least it wasn't rejected for some trivial reason like I've read happens to quite a few developers. It does appear somewhat of a black whole where you just wait and wait after rushing and staying up nights to finish - feels very anticlimactic once it's finally approved because you've waited so long. I'm not looking forward to pushing the next update and telling users to "just wait". Shameless plug: XPilot