Sharing one's knowledge is a core principle in the Free Software society, collaboration is another. From today, the FSFE provides its git.fsfe.org.
Git is not only a tool to store files but the most popular version control system, similar to SVN. While Git is a command line server and -client, there are several graphical implementation. The FSFE is using Gitea as a web interface.
+With git.fsfe.org, the FSFE allows its supporters to share and collaborate on a platform while fully respecting their freedoms. Using the graphical web interface, people -can open issues reports for bugs or feature requests. This way, users -can for example:
+can open issue reports for bugs or feature requests. This way, users +are able to:The FSFE also strives to migrate as much code and relevant files as @@ -47,12 +50,14 @@ published under a Free Software license. Unlike other services there is no proprietary enterprise version ("open-core"), but has a strong focus on community development, and already contains almost all features people know from other Git services without any non-free dependencies. -There are already efforts taking place to interconnect several Gitea -installations, enabling Git federation.
+There are already efforts taking place to interconnect Gitea +installations to enable federation of Git repositories.We would like to welcome you to log in with your FSFE Fellowship credentials, test and use the service, and leave -some feedback. Also, please consider contributing to the Gitea +some feedback. You can also push this new service by writing easy +guides for Git beginners in the FSFE's +wiki – help us helping! Also, consider contributing to the Gitea project.