Sunflower VS Sunflower

Last commit on github[0] seems to be from 2 days ago. And the previous one from last april. I'd say that the home page is on hiatus, not the project.

[0] https://github.com/MeanEYE/Sunflower

Development is somewhat slow but the last update was 3 months ago, so it's still active. There's also this GitHub mirror

Maybe i should try https://github.com/MeanEYE/Sunflower/ again, but featurewise it is pretty slim.

Ideally I'd love my own file manager Sunflower to get picked up but last time I spoke to someone from Debian project they decided to not to do so because I have my own coding style for it instead of being religious about PEP8. Things are already in place for the most part since I have make script for generating .deb files and packages work fine across many distributions. I try to keep number of dependencies as low as possible. Been slacking with updates lately due to my work eating at my life, but I can get more time for it should changes be needed for its acceptance.

There's also Sunflower.

In response to AutoModerator post, I actually thought GitHub was preferred, so I posted that repository. In fact, my main repository is on GitLab, even though they don't have concept "releases" like GitHub does.