On Thu Aug 31, 2017 at 02:38:37PM +0200, Marc Espie wrote:
> In a more general setting, I have a big beef with removing software just
> because it's beeen written a few years ago, and there has been no recent
> new version.
>
> So what ? not everything has huge security implications. Not everything
> needs to be updated every two days to be useful.
It was an attempt to nuke KDE3 from the tree. I understand your views,
but on the other hand, we don't import stuff witch is tested, new and
ready (The history of ports@ and openbsd-wip is full them -- I don't
want to talk about the reasons! We all know them).
If people want to use it, they have to create there own mystuff tree.
This is how it works even when ports disappear. Ask the vifm users!
Anyway, I didn't know you used this software. Once more, it was just a
try to remove KDE3. I bury this project, better!
>
> Both kguitar and taxipilot only require kde/libs3, not anything else from
> kde3. And they still work.
>
> More importantly, I see *no alternatives to these ports* in our tree.
>
> Show me another "space taxi" clone. Give me some guitar-pro reader that's
> in the ports tree (and preferably not a huge pile of compiled java) then
> we'll talk.
>
I think there is no alternative for you, but maybe, online guitar-pro
reader:
http://tabplayer.online/
https://www.learnbycam.com/learn/tools/guitarproviewer.aspx
Best regards,
Rafael
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