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xputils

Various utilities for X-Plane plugins in Rust. C++ bindings may be made.

Disclaimer

The current maintainer of this project is a trans lesbian who unequivocally supports Ukraine, and opposes any and all human rights violations.

You should not use this project if you:

  • Do not unequivocally support the LGBTQ+ population, including transgender individuals.
  • Think that LGBTQ+ people "shouldn't put it out on display"
  • Support "drop the T", TERF, or similar movements.
  • Think that pedophilia is included in LGBTQ+, either because you want it to be included, or you think that the community accepts it. It does not accept it.
  • Refuse to address and refer to people with their preferred name, pronouns, and gender labels.
  • Do not support Ukraine's struggle against their Russian oppressors.
  • Support any far-right parties or politicians (including Vladimir Putin, the GOP, AfD, FdI, and similar)

I cannot stop you, but anyone observed to meet the above listed criteria who interacts with the project will be blocked from interaction. Additionally, any individual or organization determined to fall within one of the above criteria will be denied any requests for a closed-source license.

License

This project is licensed under the Parity Public License, version 7.0.0. The license is pretty concise and human-readable, so go give it a read.

Closed-Source Use

Do you want to use this software in a closed-source project? No problem!1 Reach out to me via email.. I'll be happy to work out a fair agreement between you/your organization and myself.

My goal is to make it perfectly palatable for commercial entities to use the utilities I have created, whilst ensuring that my work does not go uncompensated or unacknowledged. I have no interest in milking you for profits, or giving you trouble.

Footnotes

  1. I am not amicable to projects that are closed-source for no good reason. Whether being a commercial product is a good reason for being closed-source is a separate question, but if your project is freeware, but closed-source -- why not just open-source it? What are you afraid of?

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