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The same problem with forks still stands. People are eager to fork something because they don't like X. But maintaining it?
by gsich 5y ago
The same problem with forks still stands. People are eager to fork something because they don't like X. But maintaining it?
- forgotpwd16 5y agoDepends on whether is a soft or hard fork. Do they just want to have a version that closely tracks upstream but removing/adding specific features or be an independent project? The former is more maintainable (see ungoogled-chromium, VSCodium, ...).