<ocdtrekkie>
Just apps the original packager isn't maintaining and which nobody has stepped up to take over. Because of our security model, they are all safe to use.
<ocdtrekkie>
I am working on the first big WordPress package update in a while personally.
<ocdtrekkie>
Yeah we've got that one on our radar.
<isd>
The significance of 2017 being that's when sandstorm-the-business went under, and packages maintained by employees lost their maintainers.
<koo5__>
i see
<koo5__>
so you should turn this into a frontpage feature: a selection of finely-aged web apps, still completely secure!
<ocdtrekkie>
Heh, I'm not sure it's exactly a selling point that the apps are finely aged, but the part about them being secure anyways is. Also, we have Google Wave, which is just great for comedic sharing. ;)
<ocdtrekkie>
There are several older apps that also just... were pretty much complete. Some are Sandstorm-specific and have no known need for repair. =)
<isd>
Yeah, I don't really expect TextEditor to ever need to be updated
<ocdtrekkie>
But occasionally we need something with a little newer polish and go and repackage it. Ian did a fresh MediaWiki package not too long ago, I'm doing WordPress now.
<ocdtrekkie>
I still love TextEditor and there's literally no notes, nothing to fix. It's perfect as is.
<isd>
Ug, we still need to figure out the PHP update
<ocdtrekkie>
Yeah I know, that's supposed to be on me to learn how these Nixpkgs work. I am unsure I will be able to take it, but I should at least confirm whether or not I can look at it (dev machine RAM, really) or not.
<isd>
I could probably figure it out, but it seemed like a good opportunity to spread the knowledge of how to use tools that should make packaging things easier going forward.
<ocdtrekkie>
I feel like maybe I shouldn't be a blocker if you want to take a pass at it, but I can at least check if I can build it this week.
<isd>
I've got many other things on my plate; I'm not exactly chomping at the bit to do this. So don't worry that you're blocking me.
<ocdtrekkie>
okay :)
<LyreCalliope[m]>
If an admin of an instance deletes a user, do all their grains get deleted?