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> And it's still around! Amazing. Depends in your definition of "still around". Last update over 8 years ago.
by unicornporn 6y ago
> And it's still around! Amazing.
Depends in your definition of "still around". Last update over 8 years ago.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoHow do you update perfection?
- unicornporn 6y agoI'm not saying it needs updates. I'm just questioning "still around". Being around is not an accomplishment in the age of oldversion.com and archive.org.
- ainiriand 6y agoI really think we should take a step back and consider that, sometimes, a piece of software is fulfilling a particular function. Once it is proven stable and efficient, no more updates are needed. Lots of problems in our profession could be solved if we had this paradigm in mind at all times while working.
- air7 6y agoAgreed. However we need to devise a way to distinguish between a project that's more or less "done" to one that's hopelessly abandoned and a way to mark old projects as such.