- You don’t need git alternatives. git has nothing to do with fascistsoft. Please don’t confuse a repo hosting service with the (FOSS) tools used thereon. - Alternative for github: codeberg.org - Alternative for github: codeberg.org - only for - publicFOSS- Partially true, yes, that is a downside: codeberg currently does not allow non-free licenses. But no, a repository does not have to be public. 
- Why is that a bad thing ? - It is not a bad thing. - The comment claimed “alternative to GitHub”. I pointed out that it’s an alternative for only a subset of use cases/projects. Without that clarification, someone may explore or follow through and be disappointed. 
 
 
 
- Gitlab, next question 
- git is decentralized and I have never used it professionally. - If you don’t like merge requests, feel free to fork the project and do something. Merge requests are good because they give responsibilities and a trace of what was done. Do you have an alternative for this? - git sucks but you can use Jujutsu, it’s great. Fossil and Pijul are not alternatives, they are incompatible in that case. - Anyway you’re focusing too much on github when there are alternatives already, and some of them were already available 20 years ago when github did not exist. - Your rant is confusing because you want to throw everything away and stop using useful tools. - Fossil & Pijul do have merging though. Also Fossil has a UI, WebServer & Github-like features built into it. 
 
- If you talk about version control: https://alternativeto.net/software/git/ - Git != GitHub though. 



