As I've said in some other thread: XPort released the questioned sources, so that's settled. I don't know if there are still issues with some other coders, but even if yes, I think that can be settled as well.
But more important (in my eyes) is that some of you should question your ways of thinking.
I often have the impression here that you think that the main coders of the ported emus are jealous over XPort's (oe other porters) doing, and therefore they want to stop or hinder him in some way. That's (plain and simple) crap. I have millions of hits on my own private homepage, and I get over 100 mails each week from psx emu lovers, so why should I have a reason to be jealous when I see that a porter of my code is having success in his doing?
So you may ask: why all that bitching around for a GPL source release, why the critism over XPort's doing? It's quite easy: a porter is always part of a bigger team. By definition, even if he is not aware of it. His doings will affect all of the team members. And teams have rules. Like the GPL: "if you change this sources, make sure that everybody can see your changes, for the benefit of everyone". Another simple rule with all free PSX emus I do know is: "don't bundle the emu with SONY's BIOS".
A team member (porter) who is honoring this rules will get full support, no problems at all. Somebody who isn't following the rules is no team member, not even a porter, but simply a thief. And there is no love or respect for thieves in the emulation scenes I know.
And there's some other thing you have to keep in mind: if some wanna-be porter doesn't feel comfortable with a team's rules, he is always free to look for some other team's work, which is maybe better suited for his way of thinking.
Last but not least: main coders usually don't go and argue much. There is not much fun in doing so. Why should they fight each and every windmill? They will simply stop the wind itself. That's within their powers. If you like it or not.