In light of the recent activities of Dice Holdings trying to monetize the website it purchased in September 2012, Martin Brinkmann at gHacks reports
The admin of the popular NotePad++ text editor announced [June 15] that the project would leave SourceForge
[...] The project will use Github as the development hub for Notepad++ exclusively.
[...] tmux, nmap, [and] VLC for instance [are also trying] to get Sourceforge to remove [their] projects from the site
In the comments, Oxa June notes that Pale Moon is looking to move away.
In addition, Softpedia notes that WINE is migrating away.
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(Score: 2, Touché) by Ethanol-fueled on Wednesday June 17 2015, @10:38PM
I'd like to be rah-rah about this but the Pale Moon install fatally terminated on both my radically different Windoze boxes.
(Score: 1) by darnkitten on Wednesday June 17 2015, @11:57PM
That's too bad--I've had no problems with install (except when the main branch stopped supporting xp), and I have it running on 10, no, 11 Win setups, from xp(x86) to win7(x64). Are you using the installer, or the stand-alone file? ...and have you tried the portable version?
OTOH, I've never been able to get the Linux build to function, so I keep modifying Firefox to act like Pale Moon on my Linux boxes...and Mozilla keeps reverting my changes every other "upgrade."