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Seems like he's doing OK, thank goodness! https://old.reddit.com/r/PeaZip/comments/1cpdvum/peazip_980_released/ https://old.reddit.com/r/PeaZip/comments/1cpdvum
by stefanos82 2y ago
Seems like he's doing OK, thank goodness! https://old.reddit.com/r/PeaZip/comments/1cpdvum/peazip_980_released/ https://old.reddit.com/r/PeaZip/comments/1cpdvum/peazip_980_...
- cxr 2y agoNeither the existence of this link nor anything in it contradicts the developer's earlier post. It looks like the situation was inaccurately summarized by the HN user with the top comment here—the PeaZip developer didn't announce that he or she was going to stop working on PeaZip.
- parhamn 2y ago> Drag & drop from app to system is certainly a mayor usability boost, but it is not simple to implement as it requires a dedicated solution for each supported OS and desktop environment. Off topic, but this is why many devs choose electron.
- NavinF 2y ago> and desktop environment Off topic, but this is why many devs choose not to support Linux. Every distro is its own special snowflake
- patrickaljord 2y ago> Off topic, but this is why many devs choose not to support Linux. Every distro is its own special snowflake most DE use the same standards (dbus etc) so no
- arp242 2y agoThat's just not true; I've been using the relatively obscure Void Linux for almost 10 years, and rarely have distro-specific issues, including with Linux-native games from gog.com. Nor do people report distro-specific issues in software I develop on Void. And it's doubly not true for something like drag-and-drop, which exists on the Desktop Environment level rather than distro level.