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I know plenty of people that simply use SSH or local-only repositories. These people are the minority. Do you know at least 3 million people who use git wit
by jordigh 11y ago
I know plenty of people that simply use SSH or local-only
repositories.
These people are the minority. Do you know at least 3 million people who use git without github? If not, you're nowhere near to saying that a majority of git users do not use github. And yes, having somewhere to host it is very important. Both Fossil and hg have an httpd built-in. I believe cgit or gitweb are not a simple "git serve" away?
- crististm 11y agoWe don't know how many people are using SSH git but you surely know they are much less than 3 million. Have you heard about Dunning-Kruger effect?
- jordigh 11y agoYes, I assume you are indicating that I think my skill is greater than it actually is? Which skill are you referring to? Or whose skill are you referring to?
- crististm 11y agoYou are too sure of your conclusion without a justification. Neither I nor you know 3 million people and their habits. Yet you are certain there is no such a group of 3 million people that will contradict your conclusion. It's not about your skills. It's about your confidence based on nothing.
- jimktrains2 11y ago> Do you know at least 3 million people who use git without github? Why must one have never used github while also not using github? I have many private repos I share amongst my machines, but I also publish projects on github when I want them to be public. > Both Fossil and hg have an httpd built-in. That seems horrible. Why do I want these features built in when they can be delegated to other applications (which I can choose among based on their features and not forced to use the one supplied?)
- jordigh 11y agoYou can use another httpd if you want to. It's just nice to have one built in if you don't.
- jimktrains2 11y agoWhy add the complexity to the scm? That's not its job.