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when this happens the product dies. in my mind it’s as if audacity never existed. hopefully a project emerges from a forked code base that’s useable going forwa
by rStar 5y ago
when this happens the product dies. in my mind it’s as if audacity never existed. hopefully a project emerges from a forked code base that’s useable going forward.
- zxzax 5y agoI'm not sure why the word "fork" is being repeatedly mentioned or why people are thinking this is making the code unusable. At most, I would expect a patched distribution similar to VSCodium to pop up, i.e. not a hard fork. If there was willpower in the community to fork the project and fix all the other long standing issues, that would have happened already, so there is no reason to expect a fork here.