In my opinion that was a little different. The enterprise was using the software basically, contributing nothing but selling services around it. The licence was meant to force them to help out monetarily from what they were making off it. But rather than do that Mason forked it and now have to support their own imp with their own devs.

Yeah that does seem like an odd way to go about it. Other than full system upgrades I can’t remember the last time I saw sudo in the upgrade list. Maybe I’ve just been missing it.