Looking at OpenTK, I notice some disturbing signs:

• The last news item was posted on December 31st, 2010
• The main forum gets about one post a day
• On SourceForge, the last nightly build was in March, and the last release was 2010.

Does OpenTK exist anymore, or is it abandonware now?

Edit: Some people have expressed concern at my use of "ambiguous" and "loaded terms" like "dead," "abandonware," and others.

What I'm asking is this: software projects comprise of many pieces:

• The actual software project (such as OpenTK)
• A group of people who maintain the software (project leads, core developers)
• Some vehicle by which users can find and consume the latest versions (such as releasing daily builds)
• A community (can I ask questions about it? Get answers?)
• Updates (are there new features? New releases? Active development? A roadmap?)

Some projects have all of these things. Most have a few. Some have nothing, other than maybe the actual software project itself.

Is OpenTK one of these? Because it seems like:

• The actual software project is stable
• The maintainers don't contribute to it anymore
• There are no more latest versions (daily builds), not since 2010 (2+ years)
• The community is very low-traffic (nobody is asking/answering questions, who is actually using this anyway?)
• There are no updates since 2010