Abhi Beckert

@jackhumbert there's code commented out with a note about clutch support... Why? I don't suppose the clutch will work if I just uncomment/recompile?

> I have a copy of the document if somebody is interested Yes please, can you attach a copy here?

Thanks that looks really useful. I haven't been on iRacing the last few months but when I get back into it I'll have a play with various different modes and...

Andrew Eikum has ported the Logitech wheel driver for Linux to Mac, and it seems to work perfectly. https://gitlab.com/ColdPie/logiwheel2000 Installation is complicated (you have to modify /System) but it works...

iRacing forums require an active/paid account. It's easily found in the dedicated Mac OS X subforum if you have access. Essentially you need to disable system integrity protection (via terminal...

> this is against the spirit of free and open-source software It's against the spirit of free software. Open Source software specifically requires allowing anyone to use the software for...

> The issue with changing the licensing would be that you'd require the major contributors of the project to also allow for their work to be relicensed, as they own...

@vchav73 it's also not entirely clear it's faster. That test you linked to only showed a slight performance difference and was run in the simulator, so complied for x86 instead...

> Seems, generally speaking, JSONKit is faster in iOS 5 while NSJSONSerialization is faster in iOS 6. Or JSONKit is more suited to the 3GS processor than the iPad 2...

> JSONKit is more flexible then NSJSONSerialization its a shame the project has been abandoned. I wonder if JSONKit could be changed/forked as a wrapper around NSJSONSerialization. Just switch to...