I have set up a Git Server #
Just a short blog post to say that I have set up a Git Server and will be using it. This is convenient as it will mean I can begin to step away from using GitHub. That's not because I have issues with GitHub, it's wonderfully useful for the vast majority of people. It's more that I would rather my Git Repositories be decentralised, especially the repositories I consider important.
I will probably set some up to be public, and likely set up the stagit utility so a nice static website frontend can exist for people to look through.
It was remarkably easy to set up a Git Server. Makes me wonder why I put it off...
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Published on 2021/01/01
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