Is there any good method of identifying where FOX is still in use today?

Thought I would spin this off from the other conversation because this, 
assuming FOX would somehow become community driven, is really the 
central question.

Is there any good method of identifying where FOX is still in use today?

On Manjaro it appears Goggles Music Manager is built using FOX. When you 
open the "add remove" software application and search for "fox gui" that 
comes up.

For all of these legacy/heritage platforms (which I applaud FOX for 
still supporting) is there any good method of identifying what is still 
in use where? It's not "just an Intel PC world" out there. Whatever is 
trendy today has to be lived with for a long time.

https://www.logikalsolutions.com/wordpress/information-technology/lts/

On mid-range and mainframe systems we used to take 5-7 years developing 
core business systems, they would take another 5-7 years to settle in, 
after that we would take another 5-7 years gathering really good 
information about what the projected needs of the business would be 
10-20 years out so we could have good systems in place to meet that need.

The slow roll and not dropping of platforms is one of the things I 
really like about the FOX project. Qt abandons platforms willy-nilly. 
Don't be Qt. Don't cut off half your torso to use something new and cool.


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