new release

[aeosynth]

the current 0.1 release is over a year old, and doesn't have the libm.so fix, so it's broken for me on arch linux

[ghost]

Author's Words

[aeosynth]

being dead doesn't mean you can't make a new release. dying is what prompts some projects to release.

[halgari]

Yeah, if it's useful, fork it, push PRs, or whatever, that's fine with me. Other people have commit/release rights and should feel completely free to continue maintaining the project. Simply because I've moved on, or no longer have time, is no reason that has to be true for anyone else. Timothy

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