hi @profzei, clearly what I wrote come off the wrong way. I genuinely am a supporter of yours and appreciate all the work you’ve done towards this project over the years. I’m not trying to shamelessly rip off your work, or repurpose it as my own. Continually stating there are no changes and baselessly personally attacking me does not make this statement less true. Again, to state these are the same is simply and objectively false. There are multiple changes in Kexts, config.plist and ACPI. I am more than happy to list and go through these changes. For example, the VoodooI2C version for me has to be an older to function consistently on boot. I’m not sure why, but the newer versions often don’t have a working trackpad in my experience. Additionally, the bluetooth setup personally gave me hanging boot times of over a minute and no bluetooth. Instead of opening a request, I resolved these on my own. You further have multiple ACPI patches which are either redundant or can he condensed, hence DSDT.aml that I have added (with the help of Mald0n). Continually suggesting I have done nothing and merely repurposed your work is misleading and objectively false. This repository is completely in-line with your listed license. I have specifically detailed the fact most of the ACPI folder is directly identical to yours. If you read the configuration however, you will see the differences. As for the written content of the repository, i’m not entirely sure how the content pagesare similar but if the page is removed it shouldn’t matter. The guide follows the same styling of every repository I have posted since 2017. Please let me know how I can best suggest my changes to you in a way you feel respects the work you’ve done. i am happy to pull the repository and work within this one, such as pull request like you suggested. again, the goal is simply to advance the project.
Irrespective of all of that, I’d like to ask you to reconsider your decision to pull your releases. Realistically, the people who suffer from this us everyone else trying to install macOS on their machine in the easiest manner possible. That being said, if you choose to end the project I will continue to support it myself, despite the fact I supposedly am only capable of stealing.
Specifically, here is the way I have credited you. Explicitly stating this is derivative work.
hi @profzei, clearly what I wrote come off the wrong way. I genuinely am a supporter of yours and appreciate all the work you’ve done towards this project over the years. I’m not trying to shamelessly rip off your work, or repurpose it as my own. Continually stating there are no changes and baselessly personally attacking me does not make this statement less true. Again, to state these are the same is simply and objectively false. There are multiple changes in Kexts, config.plist and ACPI. I am more than happy to list and go through these changes. For example, the VoodooI2C version for me has to be an older to function consistently on boot. I’m not sure why, but the newer versions often don’t have a working trackpad in my experience. Additionally, the bluetooth setup personally gave me hanging boot times of over a minute and no bluetooth. Instead of opening a request, I resolved these on my own. You further have multiple ACPI patches which are either redundant or can he condensed, hence DSDT.aml that I have added (with the help of Mald0n). Continually suggesting I have done nothing and merely repurposed your work is misleading and objectively false. This repository is completely in-line with your listed license. I have specifically detailed the fact most of the ACPI folder is directly identical to yours. If you read the configuration however, you will see the differences. As for the written content of the repository, i’m not entirely sure how the content pagesare similar but if the page is removed it shouldn’t matter. The guide follows the same styling of every repository I have posted since 2017. Please let me know how I can best suggest my changes to you in a way you feel respects the work you’ve done. i am happy to pull the repository and work within this one, such as pull request like you suggested. again, the goal is simply to advance the project.
Irrespective of all of that, I’d like to ask you to reconsider your decision to pull your releases. Realistically, the people who suffer from this us everyone else trying to install macOS on their machine in the easiest manner possible. That being said, if you choose to end the project I will continue to support it myself, despite the fact I supposedly am only capable of stealing.
Specifically, here is the way I have credited you. Explicitly stating this is derivative work.
Link: https://github.com/tlefko/Matebook-X-Pro-2018-Monterey