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it depends on where you live. Find Asus/Lenovo/Dell

dear mod, this is a dup of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21762780

Speed. Simplicity. And RAM usage.

Git fork actually has more features than gitup and runs with lower ram. You can try it out to see what I mean

I would love to see a sharing about your own experience. I never got the chance to run it the self-hosted way.

The UI and UX to me (the author of this guide) is something that I can get used to. I leave it for the reader to decide which one they feel comfortable, I don't want to force anyone to use something they don't like. My whole purpose is to introduce what Gitlab has got and presenting them on Github.

Thank you for understanding ;)

I understand why people make fun of this. It is obviously ironic. But I am happy most of the comments replying to yours speak out my intent. I neither "accidentally" put it on Github, nor make use of Github unethically to promote Gitlab.

> it's kind of shitty to use someone's platform to push a competitor

I am sorry you felt that way. But to be honest, I don't feel that this is bad. I myself don't tell people to abandon Github and move to Gitlab. I just write a small guide to instruct people and whom I targeted happens to use Github a lot, so I put it there. Just that. And if you look carefully, I am a heavy Github user and I didn't stop or fully migrated from Github to Gitlab. I did not criticize anything about Github in the guide, also.

My bad. I captured the wrong icon. I fixed that in the latest commit.