Re: [fuse-emulator-devel] Is Fuse alive (and where)?

[Alistair <ali...@zx...>]

On 15/09/2025 13:09, Joerg Pleumann wrote:
> +1 for GitHub
> 
> And may I suggest a Discord for the communication? I have found that a 
> very effective means of community building and information exchange in 
> several other projects. I’m willing to set it up (not that it’s very 
> complicated) and might even have a spare Nitro boost from my monthly 
> subscription.
> 

Anything less crusty than sourceforge would be great for the actual 
source control, but moving away entirely would break the continuity of 
the mailing lists and so on.

That brings me on to the second thing I want to say which is -1 for a 
fuse Discord!

Chatting about emulator dev in an irc or discord channel is a great way 
to get things done, but official project discords have a horrible habit 
of being the only point of contact, and swallowing up everything else.

I can read this mailing list archive all the way back to 2003 - will 
discord posts be as accessible two decades from now?
(well already they are less accessible, since anyone can read the list 
archives without a sourceforge account)

Alistair.

p.s. I'll chuck in a "me too" to a new release. There's been a bunch of 
fixes that it would be great to get out since 1.6.0. Something about a 
perfect 1.7.0 being the enemy of a good point release or something heh