mark broken links

[Samueru-sama]

NX software center is no longer being developed, they even removed most of the appimages they were making: https://github.com/orgs/Nitrux/discussions/125#discussioncomment-14886587

appman was replaced with AM.

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Is the "Manjaro Software Discover" still supporting appimages? I used manjaro 2 years ago and never saw such feature, anyways I didnt remove it just giving a heads up.

[probonopd]

Let's mark projects that are no longer maintained as "legacy" or something like that, but let's not remove them entirely from the list. This is so that others who may find those tools worthwhile can learn about their existence and can potentially pick them up.

[Samueru-sama]

Let's mark projects that are no longer maintained as "legacy" or something like that, but let's not remove them entirely from the list. This is so that others who may find those tools worthwhile can learn about their existence and can potentially pick them up.

I assume you mean the abandoned projects where the link still works.

[probonopd]

Yes, and let's put the links that no longer works at the bottom of the page in a "Expired links" or whatever section so that I (or really anyone who has some time) can check what happened to those projects. I know from experience that some open source developers have e.g., moved away from GitHub over the last years.

[Samueru-sama]

alright change of plan, this will only mark the broken links.

[probonopd]

If the linter does not allow broken links, then I'm also fine with removing them from the page but posting them e.g., here so that we can follow up on them later.

[Samueru-sama]

If the linter does not allow broken links, then I'm also fine with removing them from the page but posting them e.g., here so that we can follow up on them later.

Are you sure the linter error is due to the broken links?

[probonopd]

Actually, no. Not sure what is causing this.

[probonopd]

At least what is failing now is the linting, not the tooling around it...

[Samueru-sama]

cc @probonopd the next run of the linter should not fail since the problem was that the link to the Expired links section could not have upper case letters.