> Their is still no clickable installer for windows is their?
> That way more people would support it.

If you want this software (opentracker) then you don’t want MS-Win.

The opentracker software is for a specific use-case:
handling thousands requests/sec. with as minimal resources as possible.
MS-Win cannot really handle this load; and if, then only with the opposite of minimal resources.
Therefore opentracker is written intentionally for UNIX-like operating systems.

Furthermore:
If you are willing AND able to aquire and pay a reliable >100Mbit down- AND uplink and traffic in the tera-byte/month category then you [should] know what you do and have no need for a “one-click-installer”.

With best wishes & kind regards

Look. The RIAA and MPAA are lame. They abuse the courts, bully good people with inappropriate legal threats, and sidestep the judicial system by using their own private intellectual property enforcement companies whenever they don't think the police would stoop to do what they want. The Framers would have hated them.

That does not make them Nazis or Fascists, however. Fascism is one of many clearly defined ideologies that advocates a very powerful centrally controlled authoritarian government, special because of its policies favoring its native people and exterminating everybody else in the name of national unity. The Nazis were a specific German Fascist regime led by Adolf Hitler that started World War II with the goal of wiping out other ethnic groups and eventually dominating the world.

If you want to call the RIAA and MPAA unconstitutional and deplorable, fine. That would be accurate. But calling them Nazis or Fascists is so inaccurate that any respectable scholar would have a hard time taking it seriously. And saying that "Actually they are the Nazis, and this is not hyperbole" just makes you sound, well, insane.

But back on topic: I definitely agree that, should I run into any developer under this licence, they have a night of beer-filled fun on me.