[08:18] <DFP> Is this the Bazaar channel? Looks desolate.
[08:21] <Peng> This is the closest thing Bazaar has to a channel.
[08:21] <Peng> (Breezy has a channel, though.)
[08:31] <DFP> Do you use Bazaar?
[08:33] <DFP> The consensus seems to be that Bazaar is unused, or at least underused. Although there are some daily downloads on the site.
[08:36] <jelmer> I think most people who were still using bazaar have migrated to breezy at this point
[08:38] <DFP> Breezy doesn't have a GUI plugin though, right?
[08:38] <DFP> Seeing how nice Bazaar GUI is, I have hard time imagining people would give that up for terminal commands.
[08:39] <Peng> I use bzr and brz depending on OS version. :D
[08:39] <DFP> Do you use any kind of GUI, or just the terminal commands?
[08:41] <DFP> I would be surprised to learn that I'm in the minority for using graphic interface.
[08:46] <pabs3> DFP: there is qbrz in Debian https://launchpad.net/qbrz
[08:48] <DFP> Oh! Nice. Not sure how I missed that one. Thank you, pabs3.
[08:48] <DFP> Now I have a faint hope someone forked Bazaar Explorer.
[08:49] <jelmer> I'm pretty sure there isn't a fork of breezy-explorer yet
[08:50] <jelmer> qbrz is also a one-person project at the moment
[08:54] <DFP> I guess I could look into forking it myself later. In the meantime, I'll stick to my hacky Bazaar installation due to GUI.
[08:56] <DFP> Thank you for the information. I wasn't following Bazaar and Breezy developments at all. Was surprised to discover that there is no easy way to get Bazaar Explorer working on Linux. On Windows, I think, it was all installed via one automagical installer.
[08:58] <pabs3> so the bzr guis were just explorer and qbzr?
[08:59] <pabs3> bzr-explorer used to be in distros, got removed due to bzr dying due to Python 2 dying
[09:01] <jelmer> There was bzr-gtk as well, but that hasn't been ported to breezy
[09:04] <pabs3> that was removed from Debian in 2013, FTBFS
[09:07] <DFP> Explorer depends on qbzr.