Sijmen J. Mulder

I've contributed some code under the current license and I'm against such a change. GPL guarantees rights for end users.

I was hesitant about positing that comment because I don’t want to incite a flamewar, but you can’t simply change the license for a project that has accepted contributions. But...

But the GPL does not prevent you from using it internally. Is it company policy?

@Sanmayce I've made you an experimental Windows build here: https://github.com/sjmulder/gz-sort/releases/tag/0.0-win32.1 Once I've got the issues sorted out, tested it, and cleaned it up I'll do a PR to this repo.

You'll need the Visual C++ runtime (2017 probably): https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads sorry for the rough edges! (Also not that I'm not the author/maintainer of this tool, just happened to notice your post.)...

(I'm not the maintainer of this project) The Debian and Ubuntu folks prefer to have their own maintainers create packages. But for that to happen gz-sort would first need to...

It's supposed to catch window size changes through the SIGWINCH signal.. I'll have a look. In the meantime, can you tell what OS you're SSH-ing to?

What would such noise look like? I have never used an actual teletype or serial terminal.

I'm also getting a very large build version: 2.17.0.22312591115501388 Using this as a workaround: ```diff diff --git a/.props/_GlobalStaticVersion.props b/.props/_GlobalStaticVersion.props index 8c207db25..5d4065541 100644 --- a/.props/_GlobalStaticVersion.props +++ b/.props/_GlobalStaticVersion.props @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@...

Please keep open if not addressed.