• TheYang
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    how about gitlab as a self-hosted alternative?

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    Why do we need github alternatives? Isn’t githuv already good?

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        This is a weird take in this context. It’s a platform for hosting open source software. There is no privacy to speak of, the whole point is that it’s out in the open

        Now using it for enterprise or a private repo is a different discussion, but it’s not clear that that’s what’s we’re focused on here

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          I like having as many private repos as I’d like, its’s a small plus that microsoft can’t scrape my code for their silly AI products

    • Artemis Colour@lemmy.sdf.org
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      It isn’t. They shut down the unwanted repositories due to DMCA violation. This is a recently reported example. There were many others before.

      After Microsoft acquired the GitHub, it’s better to publish copies of repositories there, not the main ones.

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    Self hosting gitea : https://about.gitea.com/ is going to give you the github UX. You can also go for the forked forgejo : https://forgejo.org/.

    Gitea is getting into corporation/IP territory while forgejo is 100% community driven.

    Self-hosting might feels intimidating for some but once you have your server the speed and “snappiness” feels insane.

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    I have used Codeberg since I found out about it and like it. It was pretty easy to migrate from Gitlab.