Firstly thanks for the very handy graph! I've used it as a visual aid several times when explaining to friends the whole server ecosystem state these days.
I think showing fabric-server would make a lot of sense here too, especially with how much their "market share" in terms of % of actively running Minecraft servers has grown. I see a lot of fabric-specific or fabric-originated mods are shown in the current image, but fabric itself is not.
I guess it could also mention Sponge https://spongepowered.org/, I see they are still up to date with 1.19.3 and although it's a fairly % of servers it's probably the 2nd largest CraftBukkit fork after Spigot. Nowhere near the numbers of PaperMC or Fabric, but still actively being supported & developed apparently.
Firstly thanks for the very handy graph! I've used it as a visual aid several times when explaining to friends the whole server ecosystem state these days.
I think showing fabric-server would make a lot of sense here too, especially with how much their "market share" in terms of % of actively running Minecraft servers has grown. I see a lot of fabric-specific or fabric-originated mods are shown in the current image, but fabric itself is not.
I guess it could also mention Sponge https://spongepowered.org/, I see they are still up to date with 1.19.3 and although it's a fairly % of servers it's probably the 2nd largest CraftBukkit fork after Spigot. Nowhere near the numbers of PaperMC or Fabric, but still actively being supported & developed apparently.