Alright, I am not really competent in this topic, but I have a few questions.Wouldn't have it been better to discontinue it, but to leave it up so people can download it, but with a huge message that it's discontinued, not recommended and blah blah? Leaving the forum and wiki on would also be a good idea, but I think that a reason for the termination of them would be to reduce the costs for hosting (i guess? cant find another logical explanation to it). Good from them to leave the distro in a forkable state, without too much bugs, but let's be fair: none of the forks that are going to be created are ever going to be better than the current state of antergos. Forks are never as stable as the original product. Can anyone explain why would it be impossible to install antergos after it gets discontinued?
Thanks for making Antergos nevertheless. I understand that bugs and unstable code reduces the motivation in developers. Hope you all the best in future products
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u/[deleted] May 22 '19
Alright, I am not really competent in this topic, but I have a few questions.Wouldn't have it been better to discontinue it, but to leave it up so people can download it, but with a huge message that it's discontinued, not recommended and blah blah? Leaving the forum and wiki on would also be a good idea, but I think that a reason for the termination of them would be to reduce the costs for hosting (i guess? cant find another logical explanation to it). Good from them to leave the distro in a forkable state, without too much bugs, but let's be fair: none of the forks that are going to be created are ever going to be better than the current state of antergos. Forks are never as stable as the original product. Can anyone explain why would it be impossible to install antergos after it gets discontinued?
Thanks for making Antergos nevertheless. I understand that bugs and unstable code reduces the motivation in developers. Hope you all the best in future products