Closing Canario Terminal source code
Also, writing this blog post for myself, so I can reason with myself again in the future ha. I have been doing Open Source since I was 17y old. My first pull request was fixing some broken links in Brad Frost’s This is responsive project.
- ▪Also, writing this blog post for myself, so I can reason with myself again in the future ha.
- ▪I have been doing Open Source since I was 17y old.
- ▪My first pull request was fixing some broken links in Brad Frost’s This is responsive project.
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| Original publisher | Raphamorim |
| Canonical URL | https://rapha.land/closing-canario-terminal-source-code/ |
| Publication time | Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:16:19 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-08-11T11:15:42.376Z |
| Last seen | 2026-08-11T11:15:42.376Z |
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Disclaimer: No AI was used to write this. Also, writing this blog post for myself, so I can reason with myself again in the future ha. I have been doing Open Source since I was 17y old. My first pull request was fixing some broken links in Brad Frost’s This is responsive project. I spoke in free software conferences when I was 18y, got engaged, my dream job for many and many years was work at Mozilla. Most of the companies I’ve worked for, I helped to kick start open sourcing internal projects. However I decided to close source Canario terminal. The reason is that Canario is something I built for myself, and I simply don’t have the time to maintain it as an open source project. Rio and other stuff already drains everything I have. It’s the same reason I never open sourced boo.
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