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It appears that Fedora dumped this guy's version in favor of the fork some time back: they package new-session-manager, not NOM. Seems the fork was years ago.
by not2b 5y ago
It appears that Fedora dumped this guy's version in favor of the fork some time back: they package new-session-manager, not NOM. Seems the fork was years ago.
- LukeShu 5y ago> Seems the fork was years ago. The article says this all started in "early 2020"; about a year and a half ago. Indeed, looking at the new-session-manager commit history, the fork was started in April 2020[1], and first announced in June 2020[2]. > It appears that Fedora dumped this guy's version in favor of the fork some time back So did Arch Linux. Notably, the Arch Linux contributor who did it is David Runge, one of the 3 people called out in the article. [1]: https://github.com/jackaudio/new-session-manager/commit/635202694882d31c9a0eda2c3c1cb113d69c4602 https://github.com/jackaudio/new-session-manager/commit/6352... (the first commit after the last commit from Jonathan Moore Liles) [2]: https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-user/2020-June/113197.html https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-user/2020-... (1.3 is the initial version of the fork, as at the time 1.2.0 was the latest version of non-session-manager)
- drmr 5y agoJonathan Moore Liles removed all NON repositories from the internet. Only backups and forks exist.
- Corrado 5y agoWell, I guess that means the new-session-manager project has won out. If the NON stuff doesn't exist anywhere, then people / distros don't have much of a choice to include it.