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neither github http://github.com http://github.com main reason. It uses git. Another benefit of github is you can pay for accounts that are private, so if you
by xenoterracide 19y ago
neither github http://github.com http://github.com
main reason. It uses git. Another benefit of github is you can pay for accounts that are private, so if you wanted to host proprietary code. Or things that aren't so much proprietary as personally private (backups).
also google isn't supportive of AGPL, I like the AGPL so I can't support them on this one.
if you want subversion you should go with sourceforge.
I'm not sure which vcs system google uses. (on google code; they use perforce internally)
There is also Launchpad for bazaar (bzr) repositories
Honestly just pick the one one with the vcs you want to use.
EDIT: I've rewritten this like 3 times :P sorry. Should read right now.
- xenoterracide 19y agoI'd also like to say... sorry for answering your question in a round about manner and perhaps not the answer you were looking for. I myself am annoyed when I ask one question about A and people answer it with use B. I just want you to be aware of the alternatives.
- daleharvey 19y agogoogle code is also subversion
- aflag 19y agogithub seems nice. I'd also like to point out savannah (http://savannah.gnu.org/ http://savannah.gnu.org/), which is particularly nice if you intend to use GPL. Also, it's good for leting you know how to properly handle your licenses when you apply for a project. It uses cvs, svn and git.