@_lyle_@tpope I get your point. I think it really depends on how many inquiries there are. Sometimes queries get lost if there are many issues or PRs. If the pulse and recency of changes on the project are good I think that is a better indicator of project life. I agree venting is not good
@_lyle_@tpope I feel like that's a slightly different scenario than many open issues that may not all get attention because of the sheer vast amount of issues levied against a core group of collaborators? ๐ค
Still one of the best Vim tutorials on the Internets:
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Terminal-Icons has been published to @ThePSGallery! Pretty up your #PowerShell console with file/folder specific icons and color. Make sure to use one of the nerd fonts!
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@gpakosz Yes. Though there haven't been many changes recently. I've been trying to get back to it though other projects have taken my time. Any particular reason why you ask?