[theSage]

What do you use then? Gitlab? Personal servers?

[lqet]

If you have your own server and need a Github-like webinterface, gogs [0] and Gitea [1] (a fork of gogs) are stable and very easy to set up. I have been running gogs for a few years now. For me it contains the perfect subset of Github features. Previously I just pushed to a bare repo on my server via SSH.

[0] https://github.com/gogs/gogs

[1] https://gitea.io/en-us/

[uep]

I currently use bare repos on my server. It might be fun to give them a web interface, thanks for the links.

[aerique]

There's also sourcehut: https://git.sr.ht/

[lugged]

I've really been digging sourcehut recently, I really like that its just a dumb git+ssh receptacle with some modern build pipelines attached.

Feels like early gitlab but even more craigslisty.

[maelkum]

I can't recommend Sourcehut enough!

The git.sr.ht service is just the tip of the iceberg, though. It also provides you with CI, issue tracking, mailing lists... And it works perfectly in Lynx so you don't even have to leave command line to use the browser interface.

[tjpnz]

A mixture of both actually. I'm a big user of Gitlab private repos which I'll sometimes make public.