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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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I see you recommend Mulch instead of Bromite. Have you considered Cromite?
oh I know about Cromite, but it's pretty new and I'm waiting to see if the project lasts and if it's well maintained. Mulch has been around for longer so I opted for recommending that for now.
Okay. Just wanted to mention it since I'm pretty sure the team behind Mulch recommend using Bromite instead (last I checked at least).
Bromite got shut down or something too. I mean it hasn't been updated in a while.
Yeah, Mulch devs recommended using Bromite as far as I remember and Cromite is an up to date fork. That's why I mentioned it specifically.