I've given up on it dying. It's too entrenched. It does what it needs to in a way that isn't awful for the end user, and the barrier of entry is so low that dev

I've given up on it dying. It's too entrenched. It does what it needs to in a way that isn't awful for the end user, and the barrier of entry is so low that developers are cheap and plentiful. And it's old enough that the ecosystem is really broad and can do what 99% of people require. It's all awful code, of course.