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wget2 | Plans to "merge" back (or replace) to wget? (#517)
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Hörmetjan Yiltiz |
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wget2 | Plans to "merge" back (or replace) to wget? (#517) |
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Sun, 19 Jan 2020 16:08:40 +0000 |
Hörmetjan Yiltiz created an issue: https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/issues/517
This project seems to be bringing new blood to wget, and a good "fork"(re-write
to be precise) like this is very welcome by the community. Thanks for the good
work!
As wget is included in most distros by default, merging wget2 back into wget
might expand user base by a few orders of magnitude. Is it ever planned? Is it
even possible? As wget2 also (like wget) seems a FSF (supported?) project
according to the Project overview page, was backward-compatibility breaking
changes the motive to start from scratch?
p.s. By replace, I mean something like the `gpg` routine: `gpg` now points to
`gnupg2` in Debian, where `gnupg1` is also available but is not installed by
default.
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