DraStic

Really?

MyBoy! UI is entirely similar to GameBoid, since the arrangement of menus until the names of the strings.
They have changed a bit over time but you can realize that it's GameBoid-based.

And the information I have is that GameBoid (from yongzh) was based on gpSP2X 0.9-2xb, which was based ...

I've been researching about GBA emulation for the past years.

There are only 3 real emulation cores for GBA on Android:

- gpSP (open source):
GameBoid, My Boy!, John GBA, Retro/Hyper Game Boy and Advance, DroidEmu, Tiger GBA, Mojo GBA.

- VBA-M (open source):
GBA.emu, RetroArch (two cores: VBA-M ...

It may just be me but drastic isn't actually a game as with most (all?) Humble bundle stuff. And hb guys might be wary of it even if exo did try to ask them. Emulators are legal, open source or not, but how it is used by user might not be.

You're right. On the other hand, Humble Bundle have used ...

I totally understand that my opinion or desire do not make any difference. If Exophase don't want to, the code will remain proprietary forever. I also understand that he has already said that he intends to open the code eventually.

The purpose of my post is just to create ways to open the code and ...

Of course it's free on Pandora. But it still not free software . And you can't compare a niche platform as Pandora (with less than 10.000 units) with Android, which is reaching a billion units worldwide!

And I'm not saying that they have to open up the code. Absolutely not! It's just a proposal, a ...

I love DraStic as much as I love Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) .

I think all emulators in the world should be free software by design. But I don't came here to judge Exophase or Lordus , but to make a proposal: what do you think of contacting Humble Bundle guys and propose a " Humble DraStic ...