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I have been using my self hosted forgejo in May, and liking it just fine, I recommend it for anybody who is curious. I don't really trust GitHub to keep things
by epistasis 6mo ago
I have been using my self hosted forgejo in May, and liking it just fine, I recommend it for anybody who is curious. I don't really trust GitHub to keep things private anymore.
The hardest parts of switching to forgejo: 1) coming up with a comfortable way to pronounce "forgejo" in my head, and 2) adapting to not having the same GitHub v3 API and needing to switch to a different CLI for PR creation, repo creation, etc.
The pronunciation thing is probably the more difficult of the two.
- epicide 6mo agoThey make it rather easy by providing an audio pronunciation: https://forgejo.org/static/forgejo.mp4 https://forgejo.org/static/forgejo.mp4 With my American accent, I don't quite say it exactly like the recording, but pretty close: "for-JAY-oh"
- epistasis 6mo agoThis is probably a personal problem, honestly. The spelling is hardwired to short-circuit away from that pronunciation in my head, meaning every time I have to type it out I have a pretty big mental split. It would actually be easier for me if it was in Cyrrilic or Greek letters, Форджеьо or Форджеджо or Φορτζέγιο don't have the blockers on pronunciation that Forgejo does.
- baggachipz 6mo agoApparently it's pronounced (phonetically) as for-JAY-oh, an audio sample is here: https://forgejo.org/faq/ https://forgejo.org/faq/ You piqued my curiosity :) edit: Ah, I was beaten to the punch :(