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Forgejo is a community-run fork because the project should not be owned by a for-profit company.
by joencott 4y ago
Forgejo is a community-run fork because the project should not be owned by a for-profit company.
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agowhy fork gitea and not gogs? is gitea "better" than the former?
- encryptluks2 4y agoYes, you can see a comparison on Gitea's website. The Gitea community has put substantial development into growing Gitea into becoming a GitHub/GitLab alternative. I hope Forgejo will take it further, or that Gitea will actual work to become a community project like they promised.
- pgeorgi 4y agoThe people starting forgejo were working on and with gitea before. With that I suppose the question is "Why fork anything but gitea?"
- avinassh 4y agoare the core developers and other contributors migrating to Forgejo?
- huggingmouth 4y agoThis is my question as well. If the majority migrate then I will follow.
- cmjs 4y agoSome of them have migrated. I imagine others are taking more of a "wait-and-see" approach. For what it's worth, Codeberg is quite a major contributor to Gitea as well as the biggest public instance, and they are supporting the fork and will be switching over after the first stable release.