57 days and counting on 386.3In the meantime... let those uptime's roll!
You may know the reason why but the rest of the consumers does not. Most of us on this forum ARE here because we intentionally bought the router due to the years of open source nature and your hard work and which directly translates to Asus selling more routers. A lot of the folks here have had 3 generations of routers and remained loyal precisely due to your releases.It's not something I want to discuss publicly since it's an internal Asus matter, sorry.
@Impaler614, your choice. But I suggest you reconsider.
RMerlin has stated as much as he wants to. Give it a rest, please.
After all, his relationship with Asus is what is important to the rest of us, long-term. Not yours.
It is Asus that is handling it poorly and not being transparent
Give what a rest? This is what:
The answer that RMerlin has specifically stated he wouldn't provide. And the fact that Asus hasn't (and most likely won't) provide one either.
We're not owed anything. Products are sold as-is, with no explanations required.
See Google (dropping support for things randomly). See Microsoft. See AMD. See Intel. See any large corporation that has shareholders to account for itself to.
See the developers on this forum who have left for their own reasons.
Nothing we say will sway them to change their mind. Worst if we think we're owed anything on top of it too. It's just not productive.
Have you asked them about it? Because if nobody asks them, then they can't be blamed for not talking about it.
Hopefully there's a non-editorial explanation for that.So I was typing the replies below until I tried to post and found out my account was deleted. How weak is that? Are the mods sucking on the Asus teat so hard that one cannot even express their disappointment? What a cesspool this forum is.
I didn't do it, and knowing @thiggins it's not his style either, as problem users usually get banned, not deleted. You might want to contact him in private to see what happened with your former account.So I was typing the replies below until I tried to post and found out my account was deleted. How weak is that? Are the mods sucking on the Asus teat so hard that one cannot even express their disappointment? What a cesspool this forum is.
You can try. Users did receive answers in the past when they directly contacted them, for example through networking_support@asus.com. You can also try PMing @ASUSWRT_2020 but he doesn't log in regularly, usually only when publishing public beta builds.I have not. But in my previous experience I haven't gotten many responses from Asus, even the fanboy above thinks they mostly won't provide it.
GPL releases are something that 99.99% of end users wouldn't even know existed, so I don't see any reason for them to issue a press release to talk about that kind of internal matters. And since they no longer seem to have their former Customer Loyalty Group (outside of their ROG-specific team), they no longer have any real public facing representatives either in the community.I also think the onus is on them to provide announcements and updates and not each forum member to send them messages.
Does this imply that someone else on the forum wanted this guy gone badly and crafted a social engineering email to send you? Or is this an email through the Contact Us link at the bottom of every page? Not that the details of this particular accident are too important, but is there a lesson learned for the rest of us?@ImpalerV I rechecked the account deletion email and it was NOT from you. I sincerely apologize for accidentally deleting your account.
Not at all. I just made a mistake. There was no impersonation or misdirection involved.Does this imply that someone else on the forum wanted this guy gone badly and crafted a social engineering email to send you? Or is this an email through the Contact Us link at the bottom of every page? Not that the details of this particular accident are too important, but is there a lesson learned for the rest of us?
There were legal concerns for the previous GPL and we were asked to remove them.
We build a new process to solve the legal issues in the past months. The new GPL for AX and AC models are under review.
If there are no other new issues, we will release the new GPL.
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