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> Saying Apache is where software go to die is just wrong. ...and yet you proceeded to list all the ways that dead projects are being kept undead by Apache? I'
by otabdeveloper4 18d ago
> Saying Apache is where software go to die is just wrong.
...and yet you proceeded to list all the ways that dead projects are being kept undead by Apache? I'm getting conflicting vibes here from your post.
- 0x457 17d agoYeah, the incubation projects. Do you not understand the difference between an incubation project and a TLP? No conflicting vibes: 80% of projects survive the incubation, become TLP, and live a long life. How is that a hospice? I only listed one way the undead project kept undead - "nobody has checked the pulse and filled out the paperwork yet." That was about _some_ of the 25 projects out of 400 projects. As for academia projects - some of them survive. There is only one category that has a high mortality rate in Apache: government-donated projects.