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This is a list of Project hosting options, and what the options and benefits of each are.
 
 
== Public ==
 
=== Github ===
 
 
Most common git-based hosting solution. Most major linux-related open source projects which
 
do not want to support their own hosting use github.
 
 
=== Gnu Savanah ===
 
 
Run by the Free software foundation to host projects, including CVS. Non-gnu software is on a separate URL from
 
those which are GNU projects.
 
 
=== Sourceforge ===
 
 
Generally not recommended, because of deceptive and malicious practices in distributing installers for
 
software they hosted. Since change of ownership, they seem to be cleaning up their act.
 
 
=== Google Code ===
 
Deprecated. Previously a good option because it made it very easy to host own documentation.
 
 
=== DARCShub ===
 
 
Uses '''darcs''', rather than git or SVN for project management.
 
 
=== Gitlab ===
 
 
Free private Repositories; Git-based
 
 
=== Launchpad ===
 
 
Project-centric rather than user-centric. Used by Ubuntu for PPAs.
 
 
== Self-hosted ==
 
=== Gitolite ===
 
 
=== GOGS ===
 
 
GO Git Service. Easy to configure web interface to git repositories.
 
 
=== Gitweb ===
 
 
 
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