%applicationName%

Version %applicationVersion%
%applicationCopyright%
https://littlego.herzbube.ch/
Apache License, Version 2.0
Build date: %buildDate%

Fuego

Fuego is the Go program that you are playing against. It is licensed under the LGPL, Version 3. This version of %applicationName% uses revision 1728 of the trunk version of Fuego, with a few customizations that are available from the Fuego on iOS project. The commit used by this version of %applicationName% is f55b4bfe153b69a56d6982fb0e5d9161aea8a6d4.

Boost

Boost is the software library that makes Fuego (and with it this app) possible in the first place. It is licensed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. This version of %applicationName% uses vanilla Boost 1.75.0, built for iOS with the help of the Fuego on iOS project (link see above).

SgfcKit / libsgfc++ / SGFC

SgfcKit is the software library used to read and write SGF data. SgfcKit is an Objective-C wrapper library around the C++ library libsgfc++, which in turn is a wrapper for SGFC, the SGF Syntax Checker & Converter. SgfcKit and libsgfc++ are licensed under the Apache License, Version 2. SGFC is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License. This version of %applicationName% uses SgfcKit 1.0, libsgfc++ 1.0 and SGFC 2.0

Other software

MBProgressHUD is the code snippet responsible for displaying a progress meter in this app. The code has been made available under the MIT license. This version of %applicationName% uses MBProgressHUD 1.2.0.

Cocoa Lumberjack is the logging framework used for collecting logging data. The code has been made available under the BSD 2-Clause license. This version of %applicationName% uses Cocoa Lumberjack 3.7.4.

ZipKit is an Objective-C framework for reading and writing Zip archives in macOS and iOS apps. ZipKit was developed by Karl Moskowski and has been made available under a BSD-style license. This version of %applicationName% uses ZipKit 1.0.3.

Firebase Crashlytics is the framework used by %applicationName% to collect crash reports and send them to the Firebase Crashlytics servers for analysis of the problem. Firebase Crashlytics is a part of Firebase, a platform developed by Google for creating mobile and web applications. Please note that %applicationName% makes a best effort not to use any other part of the Firebase SDK, specifically NO Google Analytics. All Firebase frameworks/SDKs are closed source, but Crashlytics makes use of numerous open source software projects. Navigate to the in-app "Licenses" section to view the licenses of the involved projects. This app uses the Crashlytics SDK, therefore only licenses in the first section "SDK" apply. The documents you are presented with are snapshots taken in 2016 (for Crashlytics) and 2019 (for Firebase) of web pages that are now defunct. Alas, Google no longer seems to publish OSS license information for Firebase and its components, so the license information shown in-app may or may not be still up-to-date. This version of %applicationName% uses Firebase Crashlytics 8.11.0.

Icons

The following free icons are all from the fabulous Noun Project.