Hello everybody! Became known what Microsoft bought GitHub
A large number of organizations and developers involved in the development of free software began to move their repositories from GitHub to the Bitbucket and GitLab servers.
I tend to agree with this, and don’t think the buy-out is a big deal. However, the blog post would have more weight if microsloth wasn’t one of their gold members and potentially influencing their opinion.
GitHub is a popular platform for software development and code sharing, used by millions of developers worldwide. Microsoft’s acquisition of GitHub was seen as a move to strengthen its commitment to open-source development and expand its reach within the developer community. Well, it’s almost 7 years since it happened.
If a project isn’t on GitHub, it’d have to have a compelling reason for me to sign-up on another platform to report an issue (more-so if they have some book of rules on how to write it). If it’s not GitLab instead; the only one I can think of off-platform I bothered with is GNOME’s GitLab (the desktop environment)