Perhaps asking to Marco LANDI at info AT quest-it.com?
Or sending a petition to Apple?
Hello! I have made some more progress on the hfs package to the point that it now builds fine on Linux. I have not tested the binaries yet, except for a quick "mkfs.hfsplus" which seemed to work. All the changes can be found in the "linux" branch in [1]. I have also added a TODO file for Linux called "TODO.linux" which lists the remaining work to be done. Once I have worked through all the TODO items, the next task should be to thoroughly test the code before submitting updated packages to both Debian and openSUSE. As for the licensing question: I have not heard yet back from Apple Legal yet, unfortunately. However, according to the Wikipedia article on Apple's APSL license [2], Apple has relicensed some of their APSL-licensed projects to the Apache License in the past, so there is hope. I also got some information on the HFS+ utilities developed by Paragon and it turns out that these unfortunately do not support legacy HFS at all. So, the best would be that Apple decides to relicense the hfs package to use the Apache License. If anyone has possible communication channels to Apple which they can use, please give it a try and see if you can contact anyone at Apple that could help with the license change. Thanks, Adrian[1] https://github.com/glaubitz/hfs/tree/linux [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Public_Source_License
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