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I've got a few small projects on Gitorious, mostly because I wanted to avoid a GitHub monoculture (and the Gitorious software being AGPL'd helped too). Having a
by thristian 12y ago
I've got a few small projects on Gitorious, mostly because I wanted to avoid a GitHub monoculture (and the Gitorious software being AGPL'd helped too). Having an easy way to import from Gitorious to GitLab is nice, but I'd like to check out GitLab's public hosting features first. I had a poke around GitLab's website, but every page seems dedicated to selling GitLab-as-a-product. Are there any publically-visible projects hosted by GitLab?
- sytse 12y agoThe page on the website about our SaaS GitLab.com is https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-com/ https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-com/ You can view all public projects on GitLab.com via https://gitlab.com/explore https://gitlab.com/explore An interesting project is F-Droid, an installable catalogue of FOSS https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata
- fideloper 12y agoCan you elaborate in the github monoculture? What's the downside of github you're seeing? (Just curious!)