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Picking two applications with less global users than a small town or a large village doesn’t make a great point. They might as well have been abandoned - no rel
by orf 5y ago
Picking two applications with less global users than a small town or a large village doesn’t make a great point. They might as well have been abandoned - no relevant mass of people use them.
- smoldesu 5y agoAh, my bad. I'll stick to S&P Top 500 companies next time.
- orf 5y agoNo, stick to forks that manage to reach a self-sustaining level above “one or two users cherry-picking from an upstream repo as a passion project”. My point is that a fork can be abandoned by users even if the project is still active.
- monetus 5y agoYour point is worth thinking about it, audacity needs a critical mass of users. But does it have enough original users to keep from being considered abandonded already? Edit: to be clear, other software is often used instead of audacity. It isn't as well known as say photoshop, or maybe even inkscape.
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