There are probably several other projects. I remember coming across OpenOCD recently <a href="https://openocd.org/pages/repos.html" rel="nofollow">https://openocd.org/pages/repos.html
qBittorrent is still on SF and seems to be more popular in terms of downloads over the prior week, and also looks after with a release earlier this month.
Skipping past two projects that consist of repackaging existing projects, or a corporate project that I suspect uses SF only for distribution, the next large community project is CrystalDiskInfo, with a release earlier this summer.
Apache OpenOffice is still popular, but doesn't look particularly active.
Then we have KePass followed by Ventoy.
Even when they are active projects, and maybe not even all that old, they feel like they have a vintage feel to them. Part of me wonders if it is using SF that makes it feel that way, but when I look at the home pages for some of these projects that have their home page off SF, they still have that vintage/old school feel.
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Skipping past two projects that consist of repackaging existing projects, or a corporate project that I suspect uses SF only for distribution, the next large community project is CrystalDiskInfo, with a release earlier this summer.
Apache OpenOffice is still popular, but doesn't look particularly active.
Then we have KePass followed by Ventoy.
Even when they are active projects, and maybe not even all that old, they feel like they have a vintage feel to them. Part of me wonders if it is using SF that makes it feel that way, but when I look at the home pages for some of these projects that have their home page off SF, they still have that vintage/old school feel.