Bah. Mc is not "over". Things change, that's all.
I've been into mc since I don't know when. The first time I
used it. Mid/late 90s I'm guessing. I saw how it floundered
in the 4.6 series. I shrugged and kept tweaking and hacking my
version. A few years went by and I looked it up again, purely
o
Well, this is second time, I do see mc to struggle with maintenance. There
were even years, it was moving from one site to another, gnome triing to
consume it etc.
This really is weird as it is one of most valuable tools for admins, even
thou it is not installed by default on most systems nowa
Wow, I've been using mc for 20 years, I never realized there was a
risk of it going away. I've got about 6 instances open now in
different panes of my desktop. I thought it was maintained by a
committee.
I'm retired and mostly write C but I've never really looked at the
code. I run it mostly un
Wow... I am happy to read so many answers, as first.
I have offered myself as volunteer, happy to help, but I thought I was
going to part of a group of developers.
I don't think I am so into mc to make it myself without a guide that knows
what the project needs and where it is going, and for sure
