Re: Status of the LARTC project and of this list

I don't have a clear sense of the lartc.org project status, but I wanted =
to comment on a possible update to its website.

A while back, I ported the website to use Bootstrap3 to give a modern =
look while retaining virtually all the text on the site. It is now =
posted at: lartc.richb-hanover.com

The github repo for the updated site is at: =
https://github.com/richb-hanover/lartc-redesign

The project is free to use this repo or not.

Best regards,

Rich Brown
[email protected]

> On Oct 31, 2023, at 12:57 PM, Konstantin Ryabitsev =
<[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello, all:
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> We're in the process of migrating vger lists to new infrastructure =
and, as
> such, we are reviewing all lists that appear inactive to gauge if we =
need to
> consider sunsetting them.
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> The status of the LARTC project is not very clear to me, which is why =
I'm
> reaching out to list subscribers. =46rom the outset, things aren't =
looking very
> alive:
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> - the last update to lartc.org is from 2012
> - the last update to lartc.git is also from 2012
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> However, there are still a few questions being asked on the list, =
which is now
> archived here: https://lore.kernel.org/lartc
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> Does anyone have a good picture of the status of the project? Is it =
still
> relevant?
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> -K