I ran into a small snag setting up Turbo Activate. The code is in the top level turboactivate directory. The native libraries are in the TurboActivate directory. I created a maven project and put the source in src/main/java and the native libraries in src/main/resources. When running the project, the turboactivate folder gets copied to the executable folder and the attempt is made to copy TurboActivate to the executable folder. In Windows case for file names does not matter and Maven gets confused because these two distinct folders are now the same folder and it can't run the project. I fixed this by changing the package for turboactivate to com.wyday.turboactivate. This not only fixes the problem but better follows package naming conventions for Java. Any chance you could change the package name for future versions of TurboActivate?