On 4/13/20 1:55 PM, Michael Conrad wrote: > On 4/13/2020 11:31 AM, Eli Schwartz wrote: >> by attempting to demonize the request as an attack from people demanding >> a workflow change from mailing lists and git to "mandatory github >> webflow omg so smart". > > I think he was serious, actually. A rare case of needing to turn *off* > your sarcasm filter, maybe?
Oh my... I did not expect that at all. :o Sorry, @wdlkmpx. > FWIW, GitLab is available for free to run on your own infrastructure, > and if you run it in a docker container behind Traefik, it gets an > automatic LetsEncrypt SSL certificate. It's amazingly easy to buy a > $10/mo Linode or Digital Ocean Droplet and have a full-featured source > repository website in the space of a Saturday afternoon. (you can get > it working on a $5/mo VM if you replace systemd with busybox service > management) > > I am not suggesting that this project change workflow at all, I just > want to bring these "current events" to everyone's attention, to help > put wdlkmpx's comments into perspective. Sure, I know it can be pretty smoothly managed to do fancy (and shiny) software forges with all the frills and even do it OSS and self-hosted. (The cost is being virtually unable to do a single thing without vast amounts of javascript, which is especially a concern on the type of hardware busybox is so useful for, lol. I'd actually prefer github to gitlab for that, since github is a lot more usable with javascript disabled. But cgit is even better, if you don't need the features. Incidentally https://sourcehut.org strikes an excellent balance if you do want some features, but don't want javascript.) -- Eli Schwartz Arch Linux Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
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