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Community Driven SDK Version
I've created a version of the SDK on Github to support community driven feature additions and fixes. It was initially created as a way to use the SDK on Linux (only a few days before Oculus released ...
"densohax" wrote:
Why?
I specify exactly why in my post. So that there's a focused area for issue tracking and for submitting features and fixes back to OVR. Right now if I wanted to do that my best shot would be an email or a ticket, and based on my experience their responsiveness is spotty at best.
"densohax" wrote:
You are the one that defends doing things in double, yet you do it.
I'm sure you mean I decry duplicated effort, not defend it. Regardless, forking something isn't the same thing as reimplementing core language functionality, which is what I was expressing concern over in the other thread. If you don't want to contribute, no one is compelling you.