Ancestors

Written by Brage Fuglseth on 2025-01-17 at 22:52

There are a lot of bad things to say about #GitHub :github: at the moment, but as a tool I find it so much more ergonomic than #GitLab :gitlab: that I honestly can't see myself moving my authored apps to GNOME's GitLab instance anytime soon. I'm watching #Codeberg :codeberg: and its #Forgejo :forgejo: project with great interest, but at the same time I'd like to have a presence where most of my apps' technicallly inclined audience actually is, you know? 🥲

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Toot

Written by Brage Fuglseth on 2025-01-17 at 23:08

Re. the last point of "being where the people are", that's mainly a problem when trying to make it easy to report bugs. I think it's a huge issue that everybody needs to go through the actual code hosting sites to create issues in projects hosted on them, using the same interface that developers use for managing entire projects. Imagine having to walk through the kitchen of a large restaurant to make the staff aware of a problem with your meal.

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Written by Brage Fuglseth on 2025-01-17 at 23:12

If I could just link to a simplified, non-technical page that quickly let people set up an account and report a bug / make a suggestion in 2 minutes, which would then result in actual issues in my projects tied to real accounts, I'd be a lot more convinced to migrate to e.g. Codeberg.

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