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> If you decide you'd like to open source it at some point, rather than putting ads on it or selling it like you've done in the past with software, we can talk. But insofar as you're putting users in harm's way and fragmenting the project, I ask that you stay away from these parts. Nobody is interested in insecure software.

> Yet in spite of your to-date brazenness, I'm still willing to work with you if you'd like to turn things around. Shoot me an email if you'd like to talk about open sourcing this work and integrating with the community.

https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2018-March/00246...

It's open source now, rather than full of ads or being sold.

In the mean time, I still have ocserv and openconnect on Ubuntu & Mac so I'm happy.