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I knew it! Duke Nukem forever couldn't really die. It must remain The Ultimate Vaporware for decades to come :)

• sliverstorm 16y ago
  Naturally. Without Duke Nukem Forever, how would we know what vaporware is?
  • kingkilr 16y ago
    Perl 6.
    • chromatic 16y ago
      We've released 34 versions of Rakudo. As well, I've had publicly available and working Perl 6 code since 2005.
      • viraptor 16y ago
        Building current trunk weekly != release. It was acknowledged that those "releases" are not what people in the "real world" are waiting for (http://use.perl.org/~pmichaud/journal/39411 http://use.perl.org/~pmichaud/journal/39411). It was fixed with Star which is a release for "early adopters". It's polished alpha by another name. It's only one little step ahead of vaporware. Can we get over it now?...
        • chromatic 16y ago
          > Building current trunk weekly != release. I agree, and that's why we've had a documented and polished release process for almost three years now. Existence is a binary condition, and binaries have existed for (almost) three years. A claim of vaporware is trivially dismissable FUD.
  • compay 16y ago
    Textmate 2?
  • gruseom 16y ago
    Xanadu.