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Only way to disrupt monopoly is to use something else. I am going to migrate all my projects from GitHub. Be an example you want the world to be.
by merinowool 8y ago
Only way to disrupt monopoly is to use something else. I am going to migrate all my projects from GitHub. Be an example you want the world to be.
- crankylinuxuser 8y agoI'd recommend running your own FossilSCM server. It supports full code repo, wiki, bugtracking, and more. And it's free software to boot. I'm looking to see if it's feasible to write a github->fossil layer to make it easy for programmers to dump to local. Right now, Git is easy to dump... but those issues and wiki support isnt dumpable yet..
- jaegerpicker 8y agoif you mean dump from GH the wiki is a separate git repo. just clone <our_project>.wiki.git instead of <our_project>.git
- crankylinuxuser 8y agoUnfortunately, that misses the bulk of user communications. Those bug reports and issues are also tremendously important. And since they link back to commits, its essential to obtain that history as well and maintain the appropriate link between the 2. Else, changes were made for "reasons", and those justifications are effectively lost.
- yrashk 8y agoThis was the main reason I started developing https://sit.fyi https://sit.fyi. It allows you to carry issues, discussions, patches as files (for example, in a git repo) in a decentralized way and has a tool that allows to import from GitHub
- bmelton 8y agoIf there are other things to use, it isn't much of a monopoly.