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While I agree with the sentiment, I think having a centralised repository, such as Github, creates a more social environment for sharing projects. If everyone h
by welly 12y ago
While I agree with the sentiment, I think having a centralised repository, such as Github, creates a more social environment for sharing projects. If everyone had their own "Github", I can imagine the sharing and collaboration of open source projects would become more difficult to manage.
Unless of course there was a service that, while didn't host Git repositories, did everything else that Github offers.
Unless there is?
- pjc50 12y ago.. unless the social machinery were also decentralised? (To a certain extent, this is true of the environment git was born to serve, Linux kernel development; the social environment was the linux-kernel mailing list)