The development of the dstat utility has been discontinued due to dissatisfaction with Red Hat's actions

Developer of the system monitoring utility, in development since 2004. dstat, which offered a universal and more functional replacement for the utilities vmstat, iostat, mpstat, netstat, and ifstat, reported about the cessation of the project's development due to a name conflict caused by the actions of Red Hat. Motivation was lost after Red Hat decided to replace dstat it with a new utility of its own design (from the suite Performance Co-Pilot), offered under the same name.

The author of dstat no longer sees any sense in developing the project and does not intend to fight against a multi-billion corporation, proving the unethical nature of creating competing products under the same name. All messages about problems and errors in the original dstat are now suggested to be directed to Red Hat.
More than 40 previously open issue reports have been closed with a note that for corrections, one should contact Red Hat.

Source: opennet.ru