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Contributors to DankMaterialShell

This document lists all significant contributors to DankMaterialShell who hold copyright over their contributions. For the purpose of license changes, consent is required from contributors listed below.

Note: Contributors with only trivial changes (whitespace, minor documentation, <50 lines) are not listed here, as such changes typically do not meet the threshold of originality for copyright.

Primary Authors

These individuals have made extensive contributions (10,000+ lines of code):

  1. bbedward (BB)

    • Email: bbedward@gmail.com
    • Contributions: 481,676 lines QML, 97,760 lines other code
    • Commits: 1,216 commits
    • Role: Primary author and maintainer

  2. purian23

Major Contributors

These individuals have made substantial contributions (1,000+ lines of code OR 10+ commits):

  1. Bruno Cesar Rocha

  2. Massimo Branchini (max72bra)

  3. Jon Rogers

  4. Aziz Hasanain

    • Email: sgtaziz013@gmail.com
    • Contributions: 1,290 lines QML, 122 lines other code
    • Commits: 5 commits

  5. Aleksandr Lebedev (KyleKrein)

  6. Mattias

  7. bokicoder

    • Email: 1556588440@qq.com
    • Contributions: Configuration and build system (96 lines config)
    • Commits: 14 commits

Significant Contributors

These individuals have made notable contributions (100+ lines of code):

  1. Oleksandr

  2. lonerorz

  3. Eduardo B. A. (sezaru)

  4. blue linden

    • Email: dev@bluelinden.art
    • Contributions: 254 lines config/theme files
    • Commits: 5 commits

  5. Rishi Vora

  6. asaadmohammed74

  7. Parthiv Seetharaman

  8. Gonen Gazit

  9. sam

  10. Kyle Moore

  11. xdenotte

  12. cashmere

License Change Process

To relicense this project from GPL-3.0 to MIT, explicit consent is required from all contributors listed above (excluding automated bots and trivial contributions).

Contact Template

Subject: Permission to relicense DankMaterialShell from GPL-3.0 to MIT

Hi [Name],

I'm the maintainer of DankMaterialShell. You contributed to this project with the following:

- [Describe their specific contributions]
- Commits: [Number of commits]

I'm planning to change the license from GPL-3.0 to MIT to make it easier for others to use and integrate this project into their work, including commercial and proprietary software.

Could you please reply confirming you agree to relicense your contributions under MIT? A simple "I agree" or "I consent to relicensing under MIT" is sufficient.

If you have any concerns or questions, I'm happy to discuss them.

Thank you,
[Your name]

Tracking Consent

  • bbedward (Primary author - self)
  • purian23
  • Bruno Cesar Rocha
  • Massimo Branchini (max72bra)
  • Jon Rogers
  • Aziz Hasanain
  • Aleksandr Lebedev
  • Mattias
  • bokicoder
  • Oleksandr
  • lonerorz
  • Eduardo B. A.
  • blue linden
  • Rishi Vora
  • asaadmohammed74
  • Parthiv Seetharaman
  • Gonen Gazit
  • sam
  • Kyle Moore
  • xdenotte
  • cashmere

Notes

  • github-actions[bot] and copilot-swe-agent[bot] are automated processes and do not hold copyright
  • Contributors with <50 lines of meaningful code changes are not listed as their contributions are likely below the threshold of originality
  • Some contributors appear with multiple email addresses - these have been consolidated
  • Configuration file contributions (Nix, TOML, CSS themes) are included as they involve creative decisions

Total Contributors Requiring Consent

21 contributors (including the primary author)

Alternative: Rewrite Instead of Relicense

If any contributor cannot be reached or does not consent, their specific contributions can be identified and rewritten to enable relicensing. The primary codebase (>90%) is controlled by the two primary authors (bbedward and purian23).

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