[nuritzi]

At GitLab, we're really excited about this announcement! With GNOME, KDE and now Xfce moving to GitLab, we're definitely gaining traction as the preferred platform for open source projects to thrive at scale.

While all these orgs are very excited about hosting code on GitLab and about the CI/CD features we have, migration and consolidation of other tools is still ongoing for some of them. I think this is a big area of opportunity for GitLab since we're building a platform that allows so much more than just code hosting and great CI/CD. We're looking forward to becoming even better at other stages of the software development lifecycle so that GitLab can be used as the single platform to collaborate on building great software.

If anyone is interested in learning more about upcoming priorities for GitLab and its overall direction, check out: https://about.gitlab.com/direction/

And for others who are working on open source projects and want to try us out, check out our GitLab for Open Source program: https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/open-source/ Through this program you get access to our top tiers for free along with 50K free CI minutes.