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We should worry less about what everyone else uses, and more about what we use. I'm self-hosting Gitea and thinking of upgrading to Forgejo. What are you using?
by pocksuppet 1mo ago
We should worry less about what everyone else uses, and more about what we use. I'm self-hosting Gitea and thinking of upgrading to Forgejo. What are you using?
- caust1c 1mo agoI actually just installed forgejo in My Home lab and loving it. Thinking about moving the companys code hosting to it next.
- stephenway 1mo agoIf you move the company too, what would make you pay someone to run forgejo instead of self-hosting it? Disclosure, I run Fjord, a managed dedicated forgejo provider.
- worik 1mo agoYes But GitHub, in its heyday, was a centre. Created a sense of "community" It has taken a while, but since MS bought it it has been shirking that. I expected honest enshittification, but instead it has been technical collapse What ever. IMO we need a federation protocol for Git that can rebuild some sort of "community", but on solid foundations. So we can find one another on our self hosted instances
- pocksuppet 1mo agoThere was never a "sense of community", there was only low friction on issue reporting and especially, commenting on an issue you had nothing else to do with. Every time an issue hit HN it would be flooded with bystander comments.
- waz0wski 1mo agoI've moved from gitlab -> gitea+drone -> forgejo+woodpecker Works great for small-medium scale