We've moved (+ re-licensed)
Kim
Code and we are up and hosted in a shiny new repository over at
GitHub:
https://github.com/KimBurgess/NetLinx-Common-Libraries
The Google Code project will remain active for the next month or so
until while I ensure everything played nice with porting it across and
will be deactivated after that.
Secondly, the project license has been migrated to the MIT License and
all updated versions will be released under this.
How does this affect you? Well only a lawyer can answer that but the
basic non-legal interpretation is it's pretty similar to the Mozilla
Public license utilized to date however if you modify the project
there is no longer the requirement to make the derivative work public.
So feel free to go forth and multiply (and redistribute, sell, hack
etc) - just make sure the license goes with it.
If you've got anything you'd like like to contribute please go nuts -
check the instructions over on the GitHub project.