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Hi there, fitch is a command line system information display utility for Linux systems built with .NET and we are interested in having it transferred to fsprojects.
I made the transfer a few days after that date at this repo. However, over time I abandoned the project, and it eventually became overshadowed by the amazing projects hosted on fsprojects.
That said, in recent weeks I revived the project with a 2.0 version, and in agreement with the original contributors, I uploaded it to my personal GitHub so that I can serve as the maintainer of Fitch. Here is the new repo, and this is the LinkedIn postwhere I shared it.
Since I no longer have access to the repository controls on fsprojects, the original repository should ideally be removed or archived to avoid confusion for future users.
I also have concrete plans for the next steps: adding macOS support, and splitting the project into two NuGet packages—Fitch.Core, which will expose the core logic and data structures for any frontend, and Fitch.CLI, which will remain the command-line interface. This separation will make the tool more flexible and easier to integrate into different environments.
And if Fitch is something you find valuable, Don, it would mean a lot if the creator of F# could support it with a GitHub star or even a repost on LinkedIn. That kind of visibility would be incredible marketing for the project.
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dsyme commentedon Jul 28, 2024
Please go ahead! An invitation to join the org has been sent. Once accepted you should be able to transfer.
dsyme commentedon Feb 22, 2026
@jonas1ara Did you still want to do this? You'd be most welcome
jonas1ara commentedon Feb 25, 2026
Hello @dsyme,
I made the transfer a few days after that date at this repo. However, over time I abandoned the project, and it eventually became overshadowed by the amazing projects hosted on fsprojects.
That said, in recent weeks I revived the project with a 2.0 version, and in agreement with the original contributors, I uploaded it to my personal GitHub so that I can serve as the maintainer of Fitch. Here is the new repo, and this is the LinkedIn postwhere I shared it.
Since I no longer have access to the repository controls on fsprojects, the original repository should ideally be removed or archived to avoid confusion for future users.
I also have concrete plans for the next steps: adding macOS support, and splitting the project into two NuGet packages—Fitch.Core, which will expose the core logic and data structures for any frontend, and Fitch.CLI, which will remain the command-line interface. This separation will make the tool more flexible and easier to integrate into different environments.
And if Fitch is something you find valuable, Don, it would mean a lot if the creator of F# could support it with a GitHub star or even a repost on LinkedIn. That kind of visibility would be incredible marketing for the project.
dsyme commentedon Feb 25, 2026
Hi Jonas,
I'm so sorry, we should have made you admin on the fsprojects copy of fitch as soon as you transferred in. I've done that now.
You're welcome to either delete the repo and move the new one on, or keep it where it is, or wherever you see fit.
Kind regards,
Don