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It seems easier than ever to me - you click the github Network link and see which fork has forks itself. It'd be nice if github could show some activity metric
by mkj 5y ago
It seems easier than ever to me - you click the github Network link and see which fork has forks itself.
It'd be nice if github could show some activity metric alongside all those forks too I guess. If only they accepted pull requests!
- wizzwizz4 5y agoIf you're looking for a fork (and the fork is on GitHub, and it's been around for a few months), yes. But if you know about a fork, you're already ¾ of the way to finding it. If you're getting software from your friends, generally they'll pick up the fork and you'll end up with it. If you're getting it from The Official Repository on the Centralised Forge, that doesn't happen.