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It's also inaccurate: GitHub doesn't offer the largest free storage quota. That's still Google Code, which offers 1024 mb/project, rather than 300 mb/user.
by durin42 17y ago
It's also inaccurate: GitHub doesn't offer the largest free storage quota. That's still Google Code, which offers 1024 mb/project, rather than 300 mb/user.
- antonovka 17y agoGoogle is also happy to bump up your quotas if you have a genuine need.
- tekkub 17y agoAs are we, disk space should never be an issue with us unless you're doing something very wrong (hosting videos, etc).
- jrockway 17y agoThe GNU Emacs repository uses almost all of my (paid) storage space. I am not doing anything wrong, either, Emacs just has a lot of history and a lot of code.
- scorpion032 17y agoEmacs officially still uses CVS, right?
- jrockway 17y agobzr. But throwing everything on github is a lot easier than using bzr, so I do that. There is no bzrhub, and I don't have commit-access to GNU Emacs.