R.I.P.

[Duncan Gibson]

Richard B. Pyne wrote:
>> For all practical purposes, Lunar appears to be dead. There has not
>> been a new install image for over three years and there is no
>> practical way to either do a new install and update or to update
>> existing system to a modern version of Linux using Lunar, so...

> I don't know why you think that Lunar appears dead - I noticed
> a lot of new test isos in the past few months and a lot of work
> by a few devs at lunar.

All it will take is one official announcement of a release candidate
and there will be a flurry of interest and maybe new hands to help.

Failing that, I suggest a status message on the web site to indicate
that good things are happening behind the scenes,

Duncan / engelsman