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I'm going to change the name of this project to EpoxyDuino to preemptively avoid any future trademark issues with the word "Unix". I think the 3 big user-visible changes are:
The cpp macro EPOXY_DUINO will replace UNIX_HOST_DUINO macro, but the latter will be kept for some time for backwards compatibility.
A new EpoxyDuino.mk file will replace UnixHostDuino.mk, but I will point the old file to the new file for backwards compatibility.
Initially, I didn't think that this project would become as useful as it has. I like self-descriptive names for projects, and at the time, UnixHostDuino seemed the most self-descriptive. But I have since found that I want to build other things on top of this project, so it seems best to avoid any potential legal problems.
"Epoxy" is a generic word, there is no trademark. It kinda sounds like "Posix-y" or "Unix-y". And it describes 2 materials that combine to make something stronger. This seems like an appropriate metaphor for this project that implements the Arduino API on Posix-y or Unix-like desktop class machines.
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I'm going to change the name of this project to EpoxyDuino to preemptively avoid any future trademark issues with the word "Unix". I think the 3 big user-visible changes are:
EPOXY_DUINO
will replaceUNIX_HOST_DUINO
macro, but the latter will be kept for some time for backwards compatibility.EpoxyDuino.mk
file will replaceUnixHostDuino.mk
, but I will point the old file to the new file for backwards compatibility.Initially, I didn't think that this project would become as useful as it has. I like self-descriptive names for projects, and at the time, UnixHostDuino seemed the most self-descriptive. But I have since found that I want to build other things on top of this project, so it seems best to avoid any potential legal problems.
"Epoxy" is a generic word, there is no trademark. It kinda sounds like "Posix-y" or "Unix-y". And it describes 2 materials that combine to make something stronger. This seems like an appropriate metaphor for this project that implements the Arduino API on Posix-y or Unix-like desktop class machines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: