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GitHub didn’t impose any requirement to use ‘main’ as the default branch. We merely changed the default for new repos unless the user or org has configured otherwise. Nothing about that (optional) change would have required any company to change any of what you listed.
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When my organization uses a Microsoft video conferencing product, we use Teams, not "Skype for Business". I have no idea why, as I don't schedule the meetings, but I can say that I can't imagine something sucking worse than Teams.
Teams is the worst. I constantly miss messages, the video calling feature randomly freezes videos of participants, and sometimes my audio doesn't work for no apparent reason. Their Wiki feature sucks, too.
https://github.blog/2022-03-23-an-update-on-recent-service-d...
How does GitLab compare in terms of it's CI/CD reliability?
Ideally it'd be a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency, but I think that's just unrealistic.
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Teams is the worst. I constantly miss messages, the video calling feature randomly freezes videos of participants, and sometimes my audio doesn't work for no apparent reason. Their Wiki feature sucks, too.
It's also a CPU hog. Why can I watch a 4K video in VLC for hours, but throwing up a couple of 200x100 windows in Teams kills the CPU? I guess Teams is written by interns.
After the incident yesterday I sent an email to GH sales to talk about moving to on-prem enterprise so we don't have to go down with the rest of the boat. Still waiting on that callback/reply. Starting to wonder if Microsoft even wants our money anymore.
I still have no idea how much the final quote for GitHub could have been.