state project maintenance status

[ssbarnea]

I love stderred and I used it for years but the fact that project seems to be unmaintained at this moment worries me.

@sickill Maybe it would be a good idea to invite others to take care of the project maintenance so they can take care of doing reviews, sorting bugs and maybe even making new releases.

Does anyone knows an alternative that works on MacOS that is not affected by the the #60 bug?

[ssbarnea]

I should also mention that #46 is practically rendering stderred useless on MacOS.

[ku1ik]

I'd be happy to invite more maintainers as I no longer understand most of this codebase anyway ;) I'm not C programmer by trade, and there are definitely better people to continue develop and maintain this project. @cehoffman is the one who probably knows this codebase best at the moment, but I guess he's been busy with other things (life in general :)) recently, so I'm open for any option/suggestion that could help stderred project.

[ssbarnea]

While my days as C/C++ are long gone (and happy about it), I can probably know enough to be able to test and review incoming PRs.

[ssbarnea]

@sickill Please sent me an invite, I will try to give a hand on that. Maybe others will join the effort so we can keep it alive.

The reality is that at least on zsh there is a pure terminal approach that gives decent results and I guess that his why the interest went down. I suspect others are using it.

[ku1ik]

@ssbarnea are you still interested in giving a hand on stderred? I missed your prev comment, sorry about that.

[devnoname120]

@ssbarnea Can you expand on the zsh pure terminal approach that you mention?

[devnoname120]

@ssbarnea Bump

[devnoname120]

@ku1ik I'm interested!