Interesting that the current master branch of HiveD has not been updated for 8 months, so it is certain that there is no code inside referencing the Hard Fork. As for the most recent update on the Hardfork file of HiveD, it seems that it will take until block 100M to enable it or they are not ready yet.

I'm currently examining the files and testing a few changes by removing or replacing unix-only libraries in preprocessor conditions to make it portable to run natively on Windows or even create a graphical interface and complete installer(or linux package) for it in order to enable the common user to run their own nodes.

Also, I would like to remove a few things from HiveD that are bothering me, like the block signing attempts every fifth of a second instead of only generating the block when is the witness turn. And even after it is confirmed that it is not my turn to create a block, HiveD keeps running the loop. I know it is not a big deal as it is an almost empty loop, but I prefer to have those things working by event handling instead of trying through regular intervals over and over again. This makes sense if you are a "Top20", but for other witnesses I would prefer to work by event handling.