I get code directly from Asus, it's unrelated to what's released on their website. I have particular requirements that their developers need to meet when preparing the archives, like having the same code base for all models, which is rarely the case with their own firmware releases.
Until I receive GPL code, it's impossible to predict anything. Could be weeks, could be months.
Will the new GPL support the AFC function, or is that expected later? If there is AFC support, will the GT-AXE16000 also support AFC? Or is this still a secret? Thanks!
Eh, I thought this thread was about connection log
I don't know. I have no idea what has changed in the code that I haven't received yet...
It wasn't previously possible because the netstat-nat tool used to retrieve data for that table has multiple issues. A recent fork from it resolved at least the issues related to IPv6 output. I also needed to rewrite the whole page itself, as the Table object previously used didn't allow having multiple tables on the same page.
I can do what I do because I exist outside of any corporate structure. I don't do "design by commitee", I don't have a PM telling me "This would help me get a promotion", or "How could we train our tech support department to support this feature".
It depends. If you ask them for a GPL drop for a particular model, it will be for the same version that was used for that model's released firmware - which is what the GPL licensing requires them to do. The difference in my case is they build the tarballs for all models within a branch but all on the same version, so I don't need to maintain 20 parallel branches to handle 20 devices on 20 different codebase versions. Sometimes, that version will match a released firmware. Sometimes it will be a newer snapshot, depending on the point in time where they prepare those archives. But in terms of content, yes, that is the same code that is available in regular GPL drops. Just it might be from a more recent git point.
You're just fishing for drama where there isn't any. The code they provide me is totally unrelated to the GPL drops for their official firmware releases.
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