Hey there,

Today I'm pleased to announce the release of Oraxen 1.0.

What does this update bring and why is it so important?
I decided to put the plugin in 1.0 because I consider it stable enough to be used in production. It's still possible that some minor bugs remain but the general experience should be good.
During the whole beta one of the process that was supposed to be the strength of oraxen: the one that allowed to upload, host and distribute texturepacks wasn't working properly (because transfer.sh had some issues and wasn't adapted to Minecraft anyway). So I worked on setting up my own system. This system is called Polymath and is now open source
https://github.com/Th0rgal/Polymath
I installed it on a VPS dedicated solely to this task. The vps runs under nixos (a state of the art distribution) on an Oracle infrastructure in Switzerland. The goal is to have the maximum possible uptime. You can nevertheless host your own instance on your own vps. Here is the configuration of Hestia (the vps which manages Polymath):
https://github.com/Th0rgal/vps-hestia-nixos

Concretely what changes am I going to see?
- transfer.sh disabled by default and replaced by polymath (using hestia server but this is configurable) in the settings
- book menu replaced by a text (this is disable by default because the resourcepack should work fine)
- the whole resource pack upload/host/distribution/loading process is now working

Is Oraxen still open source?
Of course, that's the heart of the project.

I wish you a merry christmas, sincerely,
Thomas!