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If they don't it can always be forked though. I think that's why they eased up - they realised that GNOME would just fork GitLab if they didn't release this iss
by philipwhiuk 8y ago
If they don't it can always be forked though. I think that's why they eased up - they realised that GNOME would just fork GitLab if they didn't release this issue.
GNOME already planned to self-host and have enough of a community to maintain a close fork.
- marcinkuzminski 8y agoI think the bigger picture here is code hosting. You cannot fork that, and TBH the value of moving from Github to gitlab.com is hosting alternative which is not really open-source.