2026-05-13 03:11 UTC
@soller@floss.social sigh. First Sourceforge to Github, then Github to Gitlab. Now Gitlab to Codeberg. I am tired of this ****, and i am sure you are too. Least we are using Git verses mercurial across all these so there is some silver lining. Oh and SVN too, i dont remember any of the SVN stuff so i avoid sourceforge as much as i can get away with.
Goodluck with the Migration.
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@sugar@snug.moe 2026-05-13 09:45
@Mirppc@mastodon.social @soller@floss.social if that helps, codeberg is a non-profit organization, so it cannot legally become a public company like companies behind sourceforge (in the past), github, and gitlab did codeberg simply cannot have investors demanding more and more profits, and is instead focusing on providing actually good git repository hosting service for free software projects :sylveon_uwu: which effectively means that hosting projects on codeberg should be pretty stable
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@zeh@mstdn.io 2026-05-13 17:19
@Mirppc@mastodon.social @soller@floss.social Go p2p and take control over your tools. Regain autonomy, move to #radicle https://radicle.dev/