Re: 70 inactive GNU packages to be decommis ?

[Nala Ginrut]

I'm the author and maintainer of GNU XmlAT, I've been considering
obsolete it for years. And I'd like to add other new meaningful project to
GNU.

Here's a brief reason.
XmlAT was used to convert XML to s-expr as an intermediate
presentation for multiple cases. And it can be output to other
formats. However, it's a bit outdated, because nowadays the industry use
JSON for that case, and it works well.

So we don't need GNU XmlAT anymore. I would polish my other projects and
offer some to replact GNU XmlAT.

Best regards.


address@hidden writes:

> You can also use: https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/
>
> The following GNU packages seem inactive for at least 5 years and are
> at least (most probably) not part of Debian.
>
>
> alive
> anubis
> archimedes
> avl
> ballandpaddle
> bpel2owfn
> ccide
> cim
> combine
> dap
> edma
> fontutils
> garpd
> gift
> gmediaserver
> gnatsweb
> gnowsys
> gnu-crypto
> gnuae
> gnubatch
> gnue
> gnump3d
> gnuprologjava
> gnuschool
> gnusound
> gnuspool
> gnutrition
> goptical
> grabcomics
> greg
> gsegrafix
> guile-rpc
> gurgle
> halifax
> leg
> libxmi
> marst
> maverik
> metaexchange
> mifluz
> network
> oleo
> panorama
> pascal
> pdf
> phantom (phantom_home)
> pipo
> polyxmass
> proxyknife
> pythonwebkit
> quickthreads
> reftex
> rottlog
> rpge
> sather
> serveez
> shmm
> spacechart
> stalkerfs
> stump
> superopt
> talkfilters
> termcap
> termutils
> thales
> trans-coord
> websocket4j
> webstump
> xlogmaster
> xmlat
>
>
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