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Radicle: A peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub

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Re: Radicle: A peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub

#4
I don't understand how using Radicle will free my code as they say in the site.

So,how is using Radicle better than:

1. main repo on https://github.com

2. mirror repo on https://repo.or.cz

3. mirror repo on https://codeberg.org

4. local backup on my device and hard-disk.

peer-to-peer is beautiful concept but note that git is already distributed VCS. you can have many remotes and mirrors. Just that p2p is not necessary here in git and using Radicle doesn't free my Code.

Re: Radicle: A peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub

#7
post #5

Why do I have to give them my email to even download the client? Is this a product or not? Sure sounds nice though, hope it turns out. Hope they are considering a web frontend for the network as well.

you don't need to give your email to download the client no.

Re: Radicle: A peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub

#8
post #7
post #5

Why do I have to give them my email to even download the client? Is this a product or not? Sure sounds nice though, hope it turns out. Hope they are considering a web frontend for the network as well.

you don't need to give your email to download the client no.

https://radicle.xyz/downloads.html

Re: Radicle: A peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub

#9
post #4

I don't understand how using Radicle will free my code as they say in the site. So,how is using Radicle better than: 1. main repo on https://github.com 2. mirror repo on https://repo.or.cz 3. mirror repo on https://codeberg.org 4. local backup on my device and hard-disk. peer-to-peer is beautiful concept but note that git is already distributed VCS. you can have many remotes and mirrors. Just that p2p is not necessar…

If your main repo lives on GitHub, your (primary) issue tracking is tied to GitHub.
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