On Sun, Jan 21, 2024 at 10:14 PM <jbra...@dismail.de> wrote: > I'd be happy to buy a sourcehut account for it for a year. > > I'd also be happy to create a website for it and host it for a year. > We should make this email (perhaps reword it) as the website's first > blog post. > > Software with which we can build a static site (that runs on the hurd): > > ikiwiki > Emacs org-mode (I vote this one) > guile's Haunt (I am having a hard time installing this on Debian > GNU/Hurd).
Yay :) FWIW, I love how the Guile website looks, but that clearly has more to do with the styling than with the choice of a backend framework. As for {Git,packages} repos, I just learned that Gitea 1.20 has built-in support for Alpine package registries [0][1], which is pretty neat. If we could work out how to hook this up to a CI pipeline that would build and publish packages (and that shouldn't be hard), this would be perfect for us. [0]: https://docs.gitea.com/next/usage/packages/packages/alpine (this page says 1.20 is unreleased for some reason, but 1.20 has been released back in July, and 1.21.4 is the current release) [1]: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/23714 So, what do you think, would you (or anyone else reading this) be able to host a Gitea instance for this project? Hosting it on a Hurd system would be cool, but not a requirement — we can do one thing at a time. Any more naming ideas? Sergey