Once I close #142 I think I'll update the documentation to say this project is "done":
It runs all the things I care about.
There are no obvious gaps.
That means I can stop concentrating and focusing upon it, barring reacting to any discussions/issues. Thus far I've had little feedback from users, and I guess I don't expect to - CP/M is a pretty niche OS at this point in time.
If I bump the dependencies now and again, and fix any issues people report with specific examples I think there's definitely going to come a point where future development is unnecessary.
I could continue to update the cpm-dist repository with binaries, but I guess I've found enough for myself and without issues/suggestions from users that's probably not worth the time either.
The only thing I might consider is adding more test-cases, since this project is not covered as well as I'd like .. though most other CP/M emulators aren't either! (For understandable reasons. I could commit to adding test-cases to duplicate failures reported by users I guess.)
Once I close #142 I think I'll update the documentation to say this project is "done":
That means I can stop concentrating and focusing upon it, barring reacting to any discussions/issues. Thus far I've had little feedback from users, and I guess I don't expect to - CP/M is a pretty niche OS at this point in time.
If I bump the dependencies now and again, and fix any issues people report with specific examples I think there's definitely going to come a point where future development is unnecessary.
I could continue to update the cpm-dist repository with binaries, but I guess I've found enough for myself and without issues/suggestions from users that's probably not worth the time either.
The only thing I might consider is adding more test-cases, since this project is not covered as well as I'd like .. though most other CP/M emulators aren't either! (For understandable reasons. I could commit to adding test-cases to duplicate failures reported by users I guess.)