I too was glad to read Vec's post.
As a practical matter piggybacking Slack again would be reasonable but the drift from that over the past several years
may present challenges. It would likely provide a path forward re: systemd, EUFI, and bootloader choice.
I personally don't care if 32-bit is offered. As a practical matter only continuing 64-bit development may be necessary.
This would easily still be in keeping with making older hardware shine as 64-bit has been the standard for many years now.
If there are no developers and only users in the Vector community the path forward is a dead end.
Perhaps being specific in what I am able and willing to do will help others respond so that it is better known what the
personnel resource is:
- I can commit 5-7 hours/wk over the next few months to edit, email, run/edit simple scripts, or be a live body expressing
the "company line". - I have no formal programming or scripting experience but am willing to be educated given the above time constraint.
- I may be willing to commit financial resources if I am convinced there is a future for Vector. (Don't get your hopes up that
I can bankroll this endeavor.
)