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Jeff Geerling at his workbench with a 3D printer, from his Raspberry Pi magazine profile
Hardware·

The OrcaSlicer fork Bambu Lab killed has six mirrors. Jeff Geerling joined the boycott.

FULU-Foundation/OrcaSlicer-bambulab hit 1,700 stars on May 12. Geerling won't recommend a Bambu printer again, and Louis Rossmann pledged $10,000 toward Jarczak's defense.

Bambu Lab 3D printer printing a part on its bed
Hardware·

Bambu Lab killed an OrcaSlicer fork by lawyer letter. The fork was based on Bambu's own AGPL code.

Pawel Jarczak pulled OrcaSlicer-bambulab off GitHub on May 1 after Bambu Lab's legal team accused him of impersonating Bambu Studio and bypassing authorization.

Warp terminal product screenshot from the company's website.
Open Source·

Warp's terminal is now open source. The cloud agent platform Oz is the actual product.

Warp released its 36k-star Rust client on GitHub under AGPLv3 on April 28. OpenAI is the founding sponsor and Oz keeps the bills paid.

MinIO project logo over a server-room background.
Open Source·

MinIO archived its repo on April 25. The community fork already has the admin console back.

MinIO's GitHub repo went read-only with a 'NO LONGER MAINTAINED' banner pointing users at AIStor. Pigsty's Ruohang Feng forked it and restored the binaries.

OnlyOffice DocumentServer GitHub repository page
Open Source·

The FSF just told OnlyOffice it can't use AGPLv3 to block forks

OnlyOffice bolted a 'keep our logo' clause onto its AGPLv3, then accused the Euro-Office fork of violating it. The FSF says users can strip the clause.