Nice to see daemontools-inspired work on HN in the past few days. I've been using runit for years, and as other comments have said, it's just not something I ev

Nice to see daemontools-inspired work on HN in the past few days. I've been using runit for years, and as other comments have said, it's just not something I ever have to worry about. When I look around at other solutions it seems like I'd be taking a huge step back (making things more complex with arguably less usefulness). I've been meaning to do some blog posts about runit, as it seems like it sits on the back-burner in general. Does anyone know how actively it's maintained, or has it just reached such stability that it doesn't need much maintenance? It would neat to see it on github with some real docs and such.