Comment by dgreensp

6 years ago

Thanks, this was very helpful! I was scanning the prose on the Codeberg website looking to see if Codeberg itself was open source, but all it said was that it was "free" and "non-profit."

Now I see that Gitea is the software (basically a clone of GitHub that is visually almost div-for-div, released with an MIT license, that you can host yourself), and Codeberg is central hosting (a "hub") running Gitea, operated as a non-profit.

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411111111111111  6 years ago

Gitea is a fork of gogs.

Gogs is still in development as well. If people are interested, definitely check that out as well.

  • jchook  6 years ago

    If you don’t need issue tracking then also check out cgit.

    Gitea is very slow (eg 4s GET requests) for large codebases. cgit is like lightning.