On Monday, August 17, 2015 03:56:00 PM Rohan Garg wrote: > > As a user of Github for 5 years, I’m against KDE moving any code to that > > platform. KDE is probably one of the few projects that’s stood tall when > > it > > comes to holding its F/OSS ideals and I’ve always looked up to that. I > > think that in order for KDE to continue said standards, making use of > > something like Gitlab[1] would stand to work better. For those who are > > ‘hell-bent’ on using Github, they can sign in with it and work as if they > > were in Github (it has a similar interface). > > We're not moving anything anywhere, we will mirror our code on Github > and nothing else, we have nothing to lose and everything to gain by > mirroring our code elsewhere.
Noted, Rohan. Sorry, just saw the thread leader and a chord in my heart jumped! -- Jacky Alciné - https://jacky.wtf Work: https://jacky.wtf/work --- They can READ + SEE everything in this email. In your texts. The NSA's been spying on US citizens for too long. Read more: https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying
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