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After Copilot, and their complete refusal to explain their stance towards software license compliance with CoPilot, I don't think sticking to GitHub is the righ
by fariszr 4y ago
After Copilot, and their complete refusal to explain their stance towards software license compliance with CoPilot, I don't think sticking to GitHub is the right thing to do.
And GitHub can afford to offer all of these things for free because they are owned by Microsoft and they are playing the long game.
CoPilot is probably one of monetization steps coming.
I have been planing to switch to GitLab because of it, even though I don't have any important public projects currently.
This Blog post is very helpful.
https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2022/jun/30/give-up-github-launch/ https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2022/jun/30/give-up-github-la...
I choose gitlab because IMO its the only full GitHub alternative, Gitea lacks advanced CI, while Gitlab has everything GH has and more.
Also if dont really agree that if you care about the platform being open source, that you should use SourceHut.
New user experience is horrible IMO, its lacks a lot of stuff GitHub has, and the UI isn't great.
IMO the best alternative is GitLab for a complete GH alternative, and Gitea for core stuff.
- davidguetta 4y ago