Yeah, I don't know if that's legally enforceable or not. Yes, they can still threaten legal action.
It seems pretty unlikely to me they will, for software they don't sell anymore, to a project that is not charging any money, and has a pretty niche audience (there aren't that many people that have use of this service).
It seems pretty unlikely to me they will, for software they don't sell anymore, to a project that is not charging any money, and has a pretty niche audience (there aren't that many people that have use of this service).
No?