Ask HN: What abandoned OSS project would you like to see revived?
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#62A Linux mobile operating system (i.e. revive Mer & Maemo). PostmarketOS is trying this, but they would benefit immensely from the above 2 getting tons of help as they are basically dead.
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#63Re: Ask HN: What abandoned OSS project would you like to see revived?
#64Apache Wave ( former Google Wave ). But without the mentality of "replacing email for good, now!" baby steps, embrace and suffocate this time...
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/wave.html
People seemed to like it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16442378
Re: Ask HN: What abandoned OSS project would you like to see revived?
#65Abiword looks slick, works blazingly fast. IMHO it provides the best experience for end users.
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#67Freemind
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#68I would like hot corners on Linux, but all the programs that I find seem to be abandoned. https://github.com/brianhsu/xfce4-hotcorner-plugin looks most promising, but it needs updating to work with current XFCE.
KDE supports them by default, if I'm remembering correctly. If not default it's in settings.
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#69Still by far the best knowledge management software out there, but is down to one developer working on it part time and it hasn't received a proper update in years.