The ArchStrike team announced the project is shutting down, saying it had not been getting maintained for a while as the security tools it packaged increasingly gained official upstream packages, so the list of things it had to remove or rework grew while the payoff for its efforts dwindled. The team said its members each found themselves with less time to commit and took longer than they should have to agree to end the project, and it will leave the website up for a few weeks while the GitHub repositories remain archived.
ArchStrike shuts down after years without maintenance
The ArchStrike team announced the project is shutting down, saying it had not been getting maintained for a while as the security tools it packaged increasingly gained official upstream packages, so the list of things it had to remove or rework grew while the payoff for its efforts dwindled. The team said its members each found themselves with less time to commit and took longer than they should have to agree to end the project, and it will leave the website up for a few weeks while the GitHub repositories remain archived.
Source: Archstrike