@t0k @marie_joseph I do love Codeberg, but I think it's a good example: no network effect, and it won't become popular because it's harder or impossible to use for many projects (it has no CI for example). Don't get me wrong, I'm not shitting on Codeberg, I know they're working on it and have limited resources, and I definitely think people should use it over GitHub, I'm just explaining why I don't think it's reasonable to expect that people will switch any time soon (though I wish they would).
@sam, there is also #SourceHut, which has some of the best CI experience out there with SSH'ing into builds and stand-alone builds. It does/will require a paid account though ($20 a year to $10 a month) but that's only necessary for hosting. The ecosystem is built around #email, so contributors need not have an account and users from different instances can easily send patches to each other (yay federation!).
Cc: @t0k, @marie_joseph@eldritch.cafe
@mcsinyx @t0k @marie_joseph I use sourcehut heavily actually, but I couldn't find an easy way to use it with Codeberg. I briefly tried to write a webhook for it, but I don't remember why I ended up stopping, maybe I should give that another look.