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Nix project: ban? What ban?
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I spot another couple of big core-foundational-infrastructure projects in that list, at least a few of which are now also maintainer-less
nixos will be able to still coast on momentum for a while (because that's how well-built infrastructure operates) but it looks like the deep cuts will start to eventually impact them in pure maintenance/upkeep burden alone. whether it'll be enough to really "kill" it, dunno. I want to believe there's not enough ops-clued chuds that they could find and hire, but I don't know what the numbers really look like..
(not that I blame samueledr for their choice at all, more remarking in general)