Homebrew Can I post forks of github?

[Flame]

man if its open source and the license says you can. knock yourself out.

 

[Stecker8]

Ok

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Where i can see the license

 

[Flame]

Ok

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Where i can see the license

which project are you looking at?

normally its in the main page.



post the project page.

 

[lemanuel]

which project are you looking at?

normally its in the main page.

post the project page.

Better yet, don't post anything

 

[Stecker8]

Ok this is the Project https://github.com/AlbertoSONIC/3DS_eBook_Reader

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I see nothing wrong with posting forks, after all they are public on GitHub for anyone to view. The ability to easily fork code and make your own changes and improvements to them and then ask for a pull request to get your changes merged is one of the things that make GitHub so great.

I'm not aware of any license that prevents you from making your code changes open source when the original project is open source, in fact many licenses require you to do so.

Still I have no idea what you are trying to accomplish but I assume you are not just randomly posting links for no reason.

 

[Garcia98]

man if its open source and the license says you can. knock yourself out.

A forum must be organized, this has nothing to do with open source.

There's no point in publishing clonic projects but for the aim of flooding.

 

[Flame]

Ok this is the Project https://github.com/AlbertoSONIC/3DS_eBook_Reader

that hasn't got a license for some reason. dont know.

A forum must be organized, this has nothing to do with open source.

There's no point in publishing clonic projects but the aim of flooding.

if the op is an attention seeking noob, i agree.

but if he does some good for the scene why not.

 

[lemanuel]

I see nothing wrong with posting forks, after all they are public on GitHub for anyone to view. The ability to easily fork code and make your own changes and improvements to them and then ask for a pull request to get your changes merged is one of the things that make GitHub so great.

I'm not aware of any license that prevents you from making your code changes open source when the original project is open source, in fact many licenses require you to do so.

Problem is.... He doesn't actually change anything relevant or at all. He only spams posts.

 

[Stecker8]

A forum must be organized, this has nothing to do with open source.

There's no point in publishing clonic projects but for the aim of flooding.

But changes a lot of things

 

[fmkid]

A forum must be organized, this has nothing to do with open source.

There's no point in publishing clonic projects but the aim of flooding.

Yeah, if OP didn't have a basic idea to participate adequately on a forum, much less to do something useful forking projects!

 

[Stecker8]

Ok

 

[Garcia98]

But changes a lot of things

I've seen your commits and you don't change anything relevant, only the README and two strings.

 

[Stecker8]

No ok i won't post any fork

 

[Flame]

Ok

if you want to help the scene good for you.


but if you are wasting peoples time, you will get banned sooner rather than later. some advice.

 

[fmkid]

if you want to help the scene good for you.


but if you are wasting peoples time, you will get banned sooner rather than later.

Second, please!

 

[Stecker8]

Ok

Can someone delete this post please?

 

[lemanuel]

Ok

Can someone delete this post please?

I told you before only mods can do it. Either ask one or report it

 

[Rinnegatamante]

I really hope you won't publish THIS fork authored like your homebrew: https://github.com/Stecker8/Book-Reader/commit/8728ab60e201b9ff1a83cdab46bd7c9f0cdc8674

 

[BringusStudios]

I really hope you won't publish THIS fork authored like your homebrew: https://github.com/Stecker8/Book-Reader/commit/8728ab60e201b9ff1a83cdab46bd7c9f0cdc8674

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