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Missing from the list is Hudson, which was killed even more dead than OpenOffice. Exactly everyone uses the fork Jenkins instead. Maybe KSplice deserves a spot
by xorcist 5y ago
Missing from the list is Hudson, which was killed even more dead than OpenOffice. Exactly everyone uses the fork Jenkins instead.
Maybe KSplice deserves a spot on the list too, it's far from dead but used to be promising and isn't now used much outside Oracle.
The only mystery is Virtualbox, which somehow escaped death and is still useful.
- scoopertrooper 5y agoIt's dead the Apple ecosystem now. They're not bothering to port to ARM64.
- PedroBatista 5y agoOh yeah I forgot Hudson, maybe that one wins 1st place as far as shamelessness is concerned, but because the fork was so swift and Jenkins took over very few people even remember Hudson. Virtualbox was poisoned to take over the whole VM desktop "business" and then.. it stayed there. Not dead but not much vitality going on.
- koolba 5y agos/poisoned/poised/ Poisoned is what Oracle did to it with the plug-in and extension licensing nonsense.
- liketochill 5y agoI tried to buy a license for the extensions and they told me to call them back when I wanted at least a few hundred, and until then just to enjoy.
- jamesfinlayson 5y agoOh gosh, I remember someone briefly mentioning Hudson in late 2015 (as a long-dead precursor to Jenkins) and that was the first I heard of it. I can't believe it was maintained until 2016.