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GitLab too, but granted, if you host your own version, you wouldn't lose anything. That being said, GitHub has almost no choice to keep being a good guy with t
by robinhood 8y ago
GitLab too, but granted, if you host your own version, you wouldn't lose anything.
That being said, GitHub has almost no choice to keep being a good guy with the OSS community. If they lose it, they lose the respect of the developers, and they would lose their paid customers in the process.
- jake_the_third 8y agoAnother point for Gitlab is that it can be forked if the parent company goes bad (e.g libreoffice and oracle). When looking at it with this perspective, widely-used essential projects can live and thrive from one party to the next.