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Nimble Commander is no longer actively maintained #756
mikekazakov
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Thank you so much for all the work and dedication you’ve put into this project! I'm really sorry to hear that you're stepping back, but Nimble Commander is the only file manager on macOS that I actively use, and I genuinely consider it to be the best one available. Having the project open-source is a massive plus, as it gives the community the ability to keep it alive, customize it, and drive its further development. I’ve been planning, and fully intend, to actively work on implementing a set of features that I find essential for its evolution. Here is the link to my fork: https://github.com/yuriipavlov/nimble-commander Thanks again for building such a fantastic tool! |
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Due to a change in personal circumstances, I can no longer participate in the development and maintenance of this project.
This likely means that, after more than 13 years and over 50 releases, the recently published v1.9.0 will be the last one.
Anyone who wishes to fork the project and continue its development is welcome to do so.
The source code will remain publicly available under its existing open-source license.
I'd like to thank everyone who has used Nimble Commander over the years, reported bugs, or submitted feature requests and patches.
It's been a journey to remember :)
UPD:
It might be useful to maintain a list of project forks here.
These are the forks whose authors have reached out, in alphabetical order:
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