[qz_]

This looks amazing. Git, gcc, libcairo, libdsdl, python and nasm ports? ISC license? Very, very cool. But why don't you host your project on Github?

[hobo_mark]

Why should he?

Maybe he does not want to deal with reviewing shitty PRs and comment noise and feature requests? (As far as I know you still cannot disable PRs).

This is already a large and no doubt time consuming project as it is, and not everybody likes to be a "community manager" more than they like to code.

[sortie]

Thanks! As Zikes say, a little competition is good and gitlab is working out fine for me. I used to be on gitorious and it got bought by gitlab so I moved. I prefer being on a platform I can theoretically port.

[sytse]

Thanks for hosting https://gitlab.com/sortix/sortix on GitLab! Feel free to email me at [e-mail] if you ever need anything.

[qz_]

Sure, it's just that most projects get hosted on Github these days, so I just assume all midsize open source projects are.

[Zikes]

Personally, I'm glad to see them using GitLab[1]. While GitHub vs GitLab may make fairly little operational difference for most projects, I do think that competition is sorely needed in the Git hosting space right now.

https://gitlab.com/sortix/sortix