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8 months agoIf you don’t need the web gui stuff (and you shouldn’t for personal use) you can set up a git server using gitolite. Very easy to manage
If you don’t need the web gui stuff (and you shouldn’t for personal use) you can set up a git server using gitolite. Very easy to manage
I thought it was too big at first, but it meant everyone had a lot of space so turned out about right I think
Agreed. Commercial sites like reddit like to create false scarcity. Doesn’t have to be done all the time, but every 3-6 months might be good.
Also if it’s advertised in advance more people will know about it
Lemmy.nz winning per capita
Most of the Web GUIs are designed for interaction/collaboration between multiple people, and are massive overkill for one person. Tools like gitk/git gui are more than enough to see what’s going on graphically.
If you want to install all the other stuff, that’s completely up to you, but a lot of people don’t seem to realise that the Web GUI stuff and command line are completely separate things, and you don’t have to install both of them.