People don't seem to realize the risk of centralizing on a single provider and solution. Currently, it's like 90% of the FOSS projects are hosted on GitHub. It all seems smooth and all until one day you log in to their platform and find yourself essentially shunned-off from collaborating on FOSS scene [1] .
I'm grateful Codeberg, sourcehut and other alternatives exist.
One nitpick from my experience: Codeberg's static hosting gave me way too much internal server errors (probably because they are underfunded.)
I'm grateful Codeberg, sourcehut and other alternatives exist.
One nitpick from my experience: Codeberg's static hosting gave me way too much internal server errors (probably because they are underfunded.)
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34817163