Comment #8 on issue 1245 by
wsha.c...@gmail.com: Nightlies page not
up-to-date
https://code.google.com/p/dactyl/issues/detail?id=1245
The
5digits.org website is quite depressing. It is of course true that
Pentadactyl is a pretty niche project and only of interest to fairly
computer-literate users, but still when your front page advertises a
release from 2.5 years ago and then both your project page
(
http://5digts.org/pentadactyl) and the official Mozilla repository
(
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pentadactyl/) advertise a
release that is almost a year old and is not compatible with the latest
version of Firefox, you are going to discourage the majority of potential
new users. At least the last official release still works with the current
ESR of Firefox.
In my experience, the nightly builds of Pentadactyl have almost always just
worked with the release version of Firefox, and, when something was broken
in the nightly build, it was due to a change in Firefox that also made all
previous versions of Pentadactyl broken with that version of Firefox. I'd
like to see a new version of Pentadactyl cut with each Firefox release or
at least a re-release with the version bump (I'm using ESR right now so I
can't check if AMO thinks Pentadactyl 1.1 is compatible with Firefox 35 or
not though I know some things have broken since 1.1 was released). I really
want Pentadactyl to succeed (I donate each year), so it is a shame to such
minor upkeep being neglected and the community around the project allowed
to dwindle.