Literally the only thing missing is the fact that developers still go out of their way to support windows. If windows’ proliferation taught you anything, it should be that the people will follow the tools, wherever they happen to be.

And what post is that? Looks more like conclusions were jumped to after not actually reading about tailwind.

What purpose would it serve to share the source to programs that people couldn’t use? And how would they have distributed it back then?

Neither did portable software

Who said anything about replacement?

The freenet/futo devs are working something called river (https://freenet.org/). I don’t think it’s mobile yet and cannot attest to it’s call quality. It’s fully decentralized though, so it should work even if they abandon the project. Here’s a video on the protocol https://youtu.be/3SxNBz1VTE0 Mostly goes over the introductory docs that’re on the site.