There seem to be a lot of folks who'd want this, but are hesitant because of (a) there not being more people using it or (b) there not being more releases.
This is strange in the sense that (a) didn't stop the Linux kernel from becoming more popular - if the tool satisfies the itch, use it, otherwise not. And the lack of releases could be fine if the bugs reported are minor.
Is the tool robust (no data loss)?
What has other folks on here stopped from e.g. writing more importers (if that is the main shortcoming)?
>This is strange in the sense that (a) didn't stop the Linux kernel from becoming more popular
I think this is a strange comparison. "I'm going to use this system to store all my digital stuff, and it's 1991" is altogether different from "I'm going to use this system to store all my digital stuff, and it's 2025".
