They haven't responded to emails sent more than one year ago. I don't think it will survive after Atom becomes popular and stable. He had a lot of customers a

They haven't responded to emails sent more than one year ago. I don't think it will survive after Atom becomes popular and stable. He had a lot of customers at some point. That's when he should have brought in more people to do things right. He chose to do it all on his own, get himself burnt out and completely stop communicating. I don't see a future for this project if it doesn't get open sourced. The main problem is there's absolutely no support once he releases a stable ST version. You never have anything stable they support.