RimSort or RimPy, which one should be used nowadays?

[Nico]

Well, hello! As many of you know, RimWorld modding nowadays has become huge! And many of us use RimPy to manage our mods because... well, RimWorld base Mod Manager isn't all that good! However, RimPy has been abandoned for a while and an alternative which is open source, called RimSort, has recently been gaining popularity!

Now, I am not here to argue which one is better as I am not really knowledgeable enough in favor of one or the other, I am just here to ask which one I should be using! Should I use old reliable RimPy which I've used practically all my time or should I finally do the switch to RimSort? The main advantage of RimSort seems to be it's database, which seems to be up to date.

[Highwayman]

In my opinion, both rimsort and rimpy have their advantages. Rimsort has an extremely quick graphical converter that can be used to reduce load times significantly (Hell, it seems to have somehow made my modlist more stable.) and on top of that it’s still updated. Rimpy is dated, yes. But its sorting function has saved my ass an innumerable amount of times as its database is older and more accurate compared to rimsort. Less prone to screwing up as well. alas, both of them also have their downsides, so I use both to make up for it. 471 mods as of now, and only the occasional red error that I can sort out.