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@quad @cult @bobstechsite seems consistent with what they said in the interview. So yeah.
@quad @Wolf480pl @cult tbh the fact they were on Azure in the first place (and still are today) was news to me.
I think shifting to Google Cloud to maintain independence from what is now a competitor is a good thing.
I was just amused by the notion people were switching from Github to "stick it to Microsoft" only to discover the service they were using now has to pay Microsoft more money to host code on their servers.
@quad @bobstechsite @cult wait, what?
The users said that GitLab shouldn't use bare metal, and GitLab listened?
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Interesting.
Is there a better alternative right now, or is GitLab a legitimate "least worst" option?
@switchingsocial @Ninjatrappeur Gogs perhaps? https://github.com/gogs/gogs
https://gogs.io/
Although I'm not sure if there's a free hosted version just anyone can use in the same way
@Ninjatrappeur @switchingsocial the other issue is that (for now) "Gitpub" is just an idea to extend ActivityPub, not an implementable standard or code people can work with.
It would see that there is no Shangrila here. People have to choose which option is the "least worst" for them.
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@eladhen @bobstechsite @bob Great! The only outstanding thing is lack I know of is being able to override the auto para writing dir in the composer. I'd like to get to that ASAP but I'm pretty pressed for time at the moment. If you spot anything else, do file a bug!
@mjog @bobstechsite @bob
That's a major issue for Writing RTL...
@eladhen @bobstechsite @bob Yeah, I know. It uses HTML's auto algorithm per para at the moment, but I do understand that is pretty crap. As I said, I'd like to get to it asap.
@eladhen @bobstechsite @bob A workaround is to insert Unicode dir markers via the context menu when auto it gets it wrong, but YMMV I guess.
@mjog
I'll gladly beta test fixes for this issue. RTL (lack of) support is the bane of my #foss life...
@bobstechsite @bob
@eladhen @bobstechsite @bob That'd be great. It's hard for me to know what the pain points are since I don't speak a RTL lang, so any help there is appreciated!
@mjog
What is the simplest way to install a current version on an Ubuntu 18.04 based system (Mint 19)?
@bobstechsite @bob
@bob
Sorry for the confusion, I'm asking about geary mail client.
@bobstechsite @mjog
@eladhen Either Flathub or the Geary Team PPA, the former is only 99% feature parity but Geary's CI produces Flatpak packages as artifacts which makes testing easier.
@mjog
Flathub is great for me. I'll set it up later this day.
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@bobstechsite that's why self-hosting is a thing.