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Something something good artists, great artists? Personally I feel for pieces of software like this it's fair to more or less clone the user interface. There's
by doughj3 12y ago
Something something good artists, great artists?
Personally I feel for pieces of software like this it's fair to more or less clone the user interface. There's a lot of effort built up in understanding how to use this tool. Think of the complaints LibreOffice gets for not looking enough like Word, or GIMP for not looking enough like Photoshop.
Plus, Gitlab is already open source, so can you really call it "ripping off"? If you're referring moreso to Github, then I think Gitlab did it first and Gogs is following that trend. I'm sure both projects improve on UI where they feel best.
- treve 12y agoIt's one thing to offer the same UI elements and experience, it's another thing to make it look identical in colors, spacing, fonts, icons, etc... They took it quite far imho.
- doughj3 12y agoCan you show some screenshots of what you mean? Gogs[0] looks plenty different from Gitlab[1] in colors, fonts, icons, and spacing. Hardly identical, but both clearly inspired from Github. [0] http://gogs.io/imgs/screenshoots/2.png http://gogs.io/imgs/screenshoots/2.png [1] https://about.gitlab.com/images/feature_page/activity_stream_full.png https://about.gitlab.com/images/feature_page/activity_stream...
- comex 12y agoI think the idea is that Gogs mimics GitHub, not Lab.