is this what "maintenance mode" looks like? The change log is huge
from wikipedia:
In December 2015 ... or putting the project in maintenance mode in case someone wants to restart development in the future.[26] This last option was the direction decided ...
I think XEmacs is a bit of a hard sell given the massive improvements to GNU Emacs in the last few years. But surely there are still XEmacs users who think their setup just works for them.
Wow I didn’t realize that xEmacs was still maintained
is this what "maintenance mode" looks like? The change log is huge
from wikipedia:
Well that's a surprise.
I think XEmacs is a bit of a hard sell given the massive improvements to GNU Emacs in the last few years. But surely there are still XEmacs users who think their setup just works for them.
Huh, TIL that XEmacs is still going. Sorry to be that guy, but what would the sales pitch be for XEmacs to a GNU Emacs user?