Say hello to ITAIKO and the ONIGIRI-CON!!

[danstronics]

Say hi to ITAIKO, the Italian Taiko!

And say hi to the onigiri-con!

I implemented my custom algorithm based on Kasashiki's HIDtaiko and now the e-box can manage the 4 piezos almost flawlessly.

I made the project a fork of HIDtaiko, but I really wanna give credit to you aswell, can you give me some suggestions?
Also, you released your project under MIT licence, Kasashiki released HIDtaiko under Apache Licence 2.0, how can we solve this? I'm waiting for a reply from him aswell!

[ravinrabbid]

Hey, looks really nice!

Regarding the license, it depends on how much you mixed things up I guess. For MIT, as the license states:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.

So, simply include it and the copyright notice with the portions of the code from this project here. I don't know how compatible that is with Apache 2.0, so no legal advice here.

I'd also be happy if you could acknowledge and link this project here in your Readme, but there is no obligation to do so - only for extra credit ;)

[danstronics]

Since Apache License 2.0 is stricter than MIT, the other developer suggested me to write this:

"This project is released under the Apache License 2.0 and is partially derived from code under the MIT License."

So the entire project (instructions, wood templates, 3D printable parts, Arduino code) will be licensed as Apache License 2.0 and the subfolder with the DonCon2040 code will have a copy of the MIT License aswell.

I already credited you in the readme even if I haven't published the DonCon2040-based code yet :)