And credit where it's due: I mostly had to follow @jwildeboer's fantastic guide to set up the runner: https://jan.wildeboer.net/2024/08/Running-a-runner-codeberg/
took a couple minutes to update descriptions on #tek, #vestal, #taggart, and #tengri, developed at https://codeberg.org/unspeaker/tek
#foss #rust #basspistol #codeberg #ratatui #daw #tui #linux, and, most importantly, #thanksfedi ! 
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#codeberg pages help needed!
I managed to point villares.lugaragum.com to my codeberg.org/villares/pages repo.
Now I want to know if it is possible to have villares.lugaralgum.com/python-parsons-visual pointing to codeberg.org/villares/python-parsons-visual (pages branch) like GitHub Pages does. It is unclear to me from the documentation that only shows repo.username.codeberg.page and mentions other custom domain info I don't understand.
This has sadly become part of my @thecarpentries 's lesson on #git .
I'm in the process of planning how to use #codeberg instead of #github for the next iteration of the workshop (likely next fall). Are there any coordinate efforts, so I don't reinvent the wheel?
Due to some kind of depressive state resulting from a mix of many things, and also due to a lack of time now I'm a full time dad with a huge lack of sleep, I didn't coded anything for #krita since a long time (my plugins or Krita itself).
I even didn't draw anything from a long time 
I'm not sure when I'll be able to find time and energy to update and continue to improve the plugins but at least, I've migrated all my #github repositories to #codeberg
Repo on GitHub are still available in archive mode, with a link to their active Codeberg repo.
GitLab CFO, Brian Robins, says they are “aligned with the goals of DOGE, because the company’s software tools aim to help people do more with less. What the Department of Government Efficiency is trying to do is what GitLab does.”
You either support fascism or you don’t. It’s binary. There’s no gray area or “aligning.”
Considering GitLab? Don’t. Use @Codeberg.
(Hat tip @aphyr)
@gvwilson
I have not tested it yet, but there are already ideas around on how to mirror GitHub repositories in #codeberg:
- https://codeberg.org/Recommendations/Mirror_to_Codeberg/src/branch/dev/README.md
- https://codeberg.org/wl/GithubCodebergMirror
And after going through the replies and comments, let me give you an alternative opening statement:
#codeberg or your own #forgejo instance are #GoodEnough to be used instead of #Github and #Gitlab for 95% of your new FOSS projects, IMHO.
(refocused on new projects) 6/6
#codeberg is #GoodEnough to replace #Github and #Gitlab for 95% of your FOSS projects, IMHO. Or you can take it to the next level and run your own #Forgejo instance as a (rootless) container, completely self-contained. And (hopefully) soon we will see more #federation features in #Forgejo, leading to a decentralised network of forges that can talk to each other to form a sustainable and resilient global network. (FTR: I've been running my Forgejo instance since 1.5 years now, no problems) 1/6
#RStats I started a discussion on using quarto in #Codeberg with a first take at deploying a small website with it.
https://codeberg.org/r-codeberg/migration-guide/issues/6#issue-1012778
I also spotted a mention of @rmflight in the wild :)
Decided to sign up for #Codeberg, the #GitHub alternative that the Fediverse at large is insisting is worth a try and, in some cases, claiming will improve project contributions by avoiding some of the GH antipatterns. I expected to find some #accessibility issues; this is the modern web, after all.
I did not expect a fully inaccessible visual CAPTCHA with no workarounds. I'm unable to solve it, so I cannot create an account.
In short: If you want people who are #blind or #lowVision to contribute to your projects (you do, right?), Codeberg is currently not an #accessible platform.
What does #rlang need to help folks easily migrate to #codeberg ?
Some ideas:
codeberg equivalent to r-lib/actionsmigration guideusethis::use_codeberg() - create new repo or provide instructions for migrating if already on GitHub, similar to use_githubusethis::use_codeberg_ci() - equivalent to use_github_action
anything else that would help people make the jump?
Happy I Love Free Software Day! 
Unfortunately, this year I could not join nor organize any in-person celebration, BUT of course I want to share my gratitude to the many, countless #FreeSoftware services I don’t merely use, but actually depend on.
Last year, I decided to focus only on #YunoHost, because it would have been crazy to list all the projects I use and I love.
This time, even if I will most certainly forget someone, I am challenging myself to mention all the #LibreSoftware my life is powered by.
Without further ado, THANK YOU to:
Lastly, but most importantly, the biggest thank you goes to all the free software libraries and dependencies the above mentioned #software are made of/built with, including #C, #JavaScript, #Python, #Rust, and all community-maintained programming languages.
I am super sorry if I forgot someone!
I just wanted to say a huge thanks to all the @Codeberg folks. They are doing an astonishing work today against the attack they are under.
Codeberg's works is essential, especially during this time particularly troubled times.
Ich geh dann mal kurz an @Codeberg spenden. Haben die sich verdient - gerade jetzt! 
The registration server might now be getting hit too by fascists.
You can check the status of servers here:
https://status.codeberg.eu/status/codeberg
Not to worry, this campaign will continue. And if you notice it’s green, that’s the time to get in and sign up for membership.
A couple of people have already signed up as members (that I’m aware of) in the past half hour or so.
So you want to fight fascism and make a difference right now? Do this:
Join Codeberg e.V. – become part of the organisation; part of the resistance – and actively support this valuable and ethical EU-based anti-fascist git hosting alternative that’s under attack by fascists as we speak:
Seriously, do it now.
Volunteer and/or donate if you can.
Let’s send Codeberg’s membership through the roof and show these fucking fascists that when they push we push back twice as hard.
When you do, please add your voice to this thread so others can see.
I rarely ask this but please repost this far and wide.
Oh and who’s behind it? The fucking fascists, of course. Because, of course. Fucking fascists.
“Codeberg is currently suffering from hate campaigns due to far-right forces … In the past days, several projects advocating tolerance and equal rights on Codeberg have been subject to hate attacks, such as massive spam of abusive messages in their issue trackers.
…
We will not be discouraged in our fight against far-right ideologies. They are currently on the rise in many parts of the world, and we believe it is important to protect all kinds of marginalized groups. However, if you believe this does not affect your project, you are wrong. Far-right forces pose a threat to all of us.
Extreme right forces actively target members of our communities and discriminate based on ethnicity and gender, political background, sexual orientation, disabilities, nationality and faith. However diversity is an important asset in free/libre software communities and it is what makes our software great and development productive.
By targetting some of our most active translators, nicest designers, best developers and all other motivated contributors, they are hurting the free/libre software ecosystem as a whole.
Don't be fooled if right-wing forces promise to "promote open source" in their political agenda. This has nothing to do with the values of our movement! This is about national patriotism and protectionism, and they will happily accept splitting our community on their way.
We all know that the free/libre software ecosystem won't work this way. Every human is an integral and equally important part of it, and targetting some of our community members threatens the ecosystem as a whole.
Let's together stay strong and united against the emerging threats. We stay strong against discrimination of all kind, including but not limited to sexism, transphobia, homophobia, racism, antisemitism and ableism. And we hope that you all join us for this mission.
A big shout-out to all the projects that collect facts and resources against hate and discrimination and that have been the primary goal of these attacks. Support them if you can.
If you ever considered supporting the fight against right-wing forces, for example by joining political movements and parties, organizing protests or getting involved in online communities with this goal - now might be the best time to move ahead.
Again, we apologize for the disruption of your work and the abusive content delivered to your mailboxes. We are doing our best to contain the situation.
We'd like to thank everyone who signaled their support in the current situation, via e-mail, Mastodon and in Matrix chats. This means a lot to us.
Thank you for your trust and support!
Your Codeberg Public Relations team”
https://blog.codeberg.org/we-stay-strong-against-hate-and-hatred.html
