Remove dead projects

[G2G2G2G]

is this removing projects that are dead, like RDPwrap? it never really worked correctly in the first place either

atom text editor is also dead, the team moved to a different text editor called zed https://zed.dev/

[nodiscc]

is this removing projects that are dead?

Now it is, officially https://github.com/awesome-foss/awesome-sysadmin/blob/master/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

Any software project you are adding to the list is actively maintained.

Anyone, feel free to send Pull Requests to remove projects that are no longer maintained.

Thanks

[G2G2G2G]

I looked at RDPWrap and the issues people are keeping their .ini file configs up to date so apparently it still works if you DL the program and go to some random git issue that has the updated stuff correct

Do we consider that dead or alive? lol

I looked into it and seems there is a community fork with "lots of life" so far
https://github.com/atom-community/atom/discussions
https://atom-community.github.io/
Should I update the URL to the github repo or what? Not sure what to do with that one either

[nodiscc]

go to some random git issue that has the updated stuff correct
Do we consider that dead or alive?

Dead considering no updates since 2018, and the amount of issues piling up without triage, and no maintained fork.

https://github.com/atom-community/atom and https://atom-community.github.io/

Looks suitable

[nodiscc]

Reopening and pinning this issue

Anyone, feel free to send Pull Requests to remove projects that are no longer maintained.

[cu]

Howdy! A couple of questions:

It looks like Pulsar is an actively maintained community fork of Atom. I don't use it, but would it be a worthy addition to the list?

The repo for LightTable went read-only a year ago and the last release was about 7 years ago. I presume that counts as dead?

Happy to write up PRs for either or both of these.

[nodiscc]

The repo for LightTable went read-only a year ago and the last release was about 7 years ago. I presume that counts as dead?

It does. PR welcome.

It looks like Pulsar is an actively maintained community fork of Atom.

Ideally we should only list a single fork, unless there are significant differences between Atom-community and Pulsar.

I don't use it

Ideally when submitting a new tool, you should have been using it for some time and have good experiences with it. The tool should also be mature and stable enough. See also #357 for discussion on possible quality guidelines.

Judging by the first PR submitted in the Pulsar repo, this fork is only 4 months old, so I'd say it's not mature enough. Please read the comments at #357 and let us know your opinions there, if you have any.

[ColonelThirtyTwo]

I'll add to this: Ori Filesystem hasn't had a commit since 2019: https://bitbucket.org/orifs/ori/wiki/history/Home

[ColonelThirtyTwo]

Bolo's homepage is a default nginx page. I found https://github.com/huntprod/bolo which looks like the source code, but hasn't had a commit since 2018.

[nodiscc]

Ori Filesystem hasn't had a commit since 2019

-> #441

[nodiscc]

Bolo's homepage is a default nginx page. I found https://github.com/huntprod/bolo which looks like the source code, but hasn't had a commit since 2018.

-> #442