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  1. For those who are wondering why my projects are so silent, I moved to my own Forgejo instance at code.spoljarevic.sh

    From there I will continue my journey.

    Tho I didn’t have lots of time to work on them, and they will slightly change.

    Due to an upcoming server migration, new tools and my personal life, everything got slow.

    But I already finished some open issues on the Ansible Project and will go into testing after my vacation.

    It shall be finished this month or I’m no longer trusting myself.

    Next month will be nothing since I’m gonna focus on chess openings and the month after I’m working on a Knowledge Base (fork of hyprland wiki)

    After that, everything should go normal again.

    #ansible #archlinux #project #forgejo #server #ServerMigration #wiki #KnowledgeBase #chess #chessopenings

  2. For those who are wondering why my projects are so silent, I moved to my own Forgejo instance at code.spoljarevic.sh

    From there I will continue my journey.

    Tho I didn’t have lots of time to work on them, and they will slightly change.

    Due to an upcoming server migration, new tools and my personal life, everything got slow.

    But I already finished some open issues on the Ansible Project and will go into testing after my vacation.

    It shall be finished this month or I’m no longer trusting myself.

    Next month will be nothing since I’m gonna focus on chess openings and the month after I’m working on a Knowledge Base (fork of hyprland wiki)

    After that, everything should go normal again.

    #ansible #archlinux #project #forgejo #server #ServerMigration #wiki #KnowledgeBase #chess #chessopenings

  3. For those who are wondering why my projects are so silent, I moved to my own Forgejo instance at code.spoljarevic.sh

    From there I will continue my journey.

    Tho I didn’t have lots of time to work on them, and they will slightly change.

    Due to an upcoming server migration, new tools and my personal life, everything got slow.

    But I already finished some open issues on the Ansible Project and will go into testing after my vacation.

    It shall be finished this month or I’m no longer trusting myself.

    Next month will be nothing since I’m gonna focus on chess openings and the month after I’m working on a Knowledge Base (fork of hyprland wiki)

    After that, everything should go normal again.

  4. I've self-hosted my own #Forgejo server for a while now and it's been such a freaking delight to work with, and gives me some relief that my code/#Git repos have a place outside of #GitHub. When I started this however, I couldn't fully migrate everything I had to Forgejo - as some were still tied to GitHub's actions and their hosted runners. Before I could migrate them, I'd need to set up runners of my own on the Forgejo server.

    Seeing GitHub's rapid deterioration lately, I resumed my search on setting up runners on Forgejo the
    right way, and was initially under the impression that it's gonna be complicated... but as it turns out, it really isn't. I set up a simple runner on a remote #RaspberryPi I had using #Docker (Compose) and it was ready to go. Porting my actions/workflows files were super easy too, unlike doing the same for something like #GitLab. Now all of my repos that were on GitHub and had some CI/CD set up have been migrated to my Forgejo server, using my own runners.

    I've updated my
    #Homelab Wiki topic on Forgejo to include the optional step to set up a Forgejo runner. If you're now only considering deploying Forgejo, feel free to check out the rest of the topic which covers the complete setup, some basic recommended configurations, and even how to migrate your repos to Forgejo and set up push mirroring so they still exist on GitHub (if you choose to).

    🔗 https://github.com/irfanhakim-as/homelab-wiki/blob/master/topics/forgejo.md#forgejo-runner

  5. Why I'm leaving GitHub for Forgejo | Jorijn Schrijvershof

    「 the carve-out for private repositories is narrower than it sounds. GitHub says it does not use private-repo content "at rest" for training, but it does collect "code snippets and interaction context" generated while Copilot is being used inside a private repo. The line between the code at rest and the snippets generated while editing it is, charitably, blurry 」

    jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git

    #github #forgejo #digitalsovereignty #opensource

  6. “I moved my code from #GitHub to a self-hosted #Forgejo. Not because of the outages, but because of who owns what runs on top of them. The Dutch government just made the same call.”

    By ✍️: @jorijn

    #git #autonomy #code #inControl

    jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git

  7. Does anyone know if there's an equivalent to "GitLab Components" in Forgejo?

    #forgejo #Gitlab #CICD #Devops #Devsecops

  8. Self-hosted Git in 2026: Forgejo, Gitea or SourceHut?

    I value open-source governance, but I also care about polish, UX, Actions, OpenTofu state, security, and long-term maintenance.

    Which would you choose for a small/private team, and why?

  9. @[email protected] While I don't believe that 'Gitlab is about to go to shit' it'll certainly change and adapt to the times.
    The pure bets and observations stated in the letter are probably justified for the 10-year period given. We'll see about what happens thereafter. And we'll see about the funky side-effects within the 10-year period.

    In other news: Have I already recommended @forgejo on that matter? It scales from thin-client to @Codeberg, is probably still very organically grown, awesomely self-hostable without the epic ruby-battle that is #Gitlab and generally awesome for very many use cases.

    Also (not sure about the current state of the efforts there): The only SW forge that can do federation with others. Or at least was forked and built with this as a core idea.

    #forgejo #federation #selfhosting #selfhosted #ruby

  10. Progress on the #selfhosted side of things combined with my #did / #dut work: Forgejo for the content, git-pages to serve and MyCI to build and publish 🎉

    I gave git-pages a small reverse proxy in front of it, so that publishing is only possible from the local network.

    #forgejo #gitpages #myci

  11. GitNex 13 RC4 is available now for updates. It is the last RC release, which will be followed by a stable release later this week.

    This RC improves the UI and fixes a few bugs.

    It's time to translate it into your language.

    #git #gitnex #gitnex13 #codeberg #gitea #android #app #foss #opensource #forgejo

  12. The Programmer’s Fulcrum: 08 May, 2026

    This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum.

    Welcome to this week’s The Programmer’s Fulcrum.

    It’s your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Fediverse development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism.

    There is a lot of coverage of the shitshow that is ShitHub this week. And that makes me so happy I moved to Codeberg several […]

    https://newsletter.mobileatom.net/the-programmers-fulcrum-08-may-2026/ #ActivityPub #AI #ATProto #BuildAwesome #Buttondown #Codeberg #CSS #Emacs #FediLab #FediProfile #fediverse #Forgejo #Ghost #Holos #HTML #indieweb #javascript #LibreOffice #Librewolf #Linux #Mastodon #Matrix #MicroBlog #OMN #pckt #RSS #Silex #WebComponents #xWiki
  13. Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up

    Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.

    blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktow

  14. The Netherlands has launched a pilot self-hosted Git platform using Forgejo, a fully free and open source Git forge under GPLv3+ governance 🐿️
    Multiple ministries and municipalities are onboarding to ensure code sovereignty and government-wide collaboration 🔐

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/netherlands-f

    #TechNews #Forgejo #Git #GitHub #OpenSource #FOSS #Government #Politics #Privacy #Transparency #UserControl #Sovereignty #Collaboration #Software #DevTools #Programming #Netherlands #Public #Dutch #Europe #EU

  15. Read this blog by @sourav666 on @itsfoss about the use of #Forgejo by the Dutch central #government:

    itsfoss.com/news/netherlands-f

    "The platform is a self-hosted Forgejo instance, running on Dutch government infrastructure... It's free for all government organizations..."

    "... this initiative is still in the pilot phase, with the rollout being kept deliberately gradual."

    #overheid #DigitalSovereignty #DigitalAutonomy #GitForge #Netherlands #FOSS #OpenSource #Git

  16. Self-hosted Forgejo Actions Runner – David Bushell – Web Dev (UK)

    "Did I mention GitHub is dead to me? I’m moving my code to a self-hosted Forgejo instance at git.dbushell.com. Today I added Actions.

    Forgejo Actions are a thing like GitHub Actions for “continuous integration”. Love a bit of CI! Forgejo Actions don’t work out of the box. You need to provide a “runner” which is a machine where all the action happens inside a containerised environment."

    https://dbushell.com/2025/08/15/self-hosted-forgejo-actions-runner/

    #actions #ci #forgejo #github

  17. Anubis in ein bestehendes #Docker Setup integrieren ist übrigens super einfach, es kommt im Grunde nur zwischen Reverseproxy und App und aller Traffic geht dann einmal durch #Anubis.

    Anubis präsentiert dann jedem Nutzer beim jeweils ersten Aufruf einer Seite eine Challange.

    Jetzt läuft #Forgejo hinter dem Schutzwall auf jeden Fall schon mal deutlich besser.

  18. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-/repository-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-cod

    toheine.net/posts/2023/website

    gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  19. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-/repository-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-cod

    toheine.net/posts/2023/website

    gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  20. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-/repository-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-cod

    toheine.net/posts/2023/website

    gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  21. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-/repository-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-cod

    toheine.net/posts/2023/website

    gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  22. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-/repository-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-cod

    toheine.net/posts/2023/website

    gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  23. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at
    Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    https://www.codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-codeberg-bunnycdn/

    https://toheine.net/posts/2023/website-deployment/

    https://gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  24. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at
    Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    https://www.codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-codeberg-bunnycdn/

    https://toheine.net/posts/2023/website-deployment/

    https://gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  25. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at
    Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    https://www.codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-codeberg-bunnycdn/

    https://toheine.net/posts/2023/website-deployment/

    https://gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  26. Off to new shores

    Now that I dropped Pure Blog from the list of projects to pursue as it is too limited for my purpose, I started to have a closer look at
    Hugo for a blog on webspace I own.

    Perhaps with something like Pages CMS on top of a Git-based workflow - for convenience.

    But I would prefer to have some non-US non-profit alternative for GitHub. And Codeberg (Forgejo) e.g. is exactly that.

    There are options.

    But I am grateful for more proposals how to bring this to life.

    https://www.codedge.de/posts/hugo-with-codeberg-bunnycdn/

    https://toheine.net/posts/2023/website-deployment/

    https://gohugo.io/tools/front-ends/

    #blog #pureblog #github #git #hugo #headless #CMS #codeberg #forgejo #pagesCMS #nonUS #nonProfit

  27. #Forgejo :forgejo: releases are published according to a fixed release schedule with security announcements between major releases.

    Already a year ago, I wrote a small #python script creating an #ics calendar file which can be read by almost any calendar software. Using a scheduled job (e.g., with #cron), I have the always updated calendar in my #Thunderbird.

    In the meantime, I forgot about it, but now I want to share it with you (on #Codeberg, of course): codeberg.org/mahlzahn/forgejo-

  28. #Forgejo :forgejo: releases are published according to a fixed release schedule with security announcements between major releases.

    Already a year ago, I wrote a small #python script creating an #ics calendar file which can be read by almost any calendar software. Using a scheduled job (e.g., with #cron), I have the always updated calendar in my #Thunderbird.

    In the meantime, I forgot about it, but now I want to share it with you (on #Codeberg, of course): codeberg.org/mahlzahn/forgejo-

  29. #Forgejo :forgejo: releases are published according to a fixed release schedule with security announcements between major releases.

    Already a year ago, I wrote a small #python script creating an #ics calendar file which can be read by almost any calendar software. Using a scheduled job (e.g., with #cron), I have the always updated calendar in my #Thunderbird.

    In the meantime, I forgot about it, but now I want to share it with you (on #Codeberg, of course): codeberg.org/mahlzahn/forgejo-

  30. #Forgejo :forgejo: releases are published according to a fixed release schedule with security announcements between major releases.

    Already a year ago, I wrote a small #python script creating an #ics calendar file which can be read by almost any calendar software. Using a scheduled job (e.g., with #cron), I have the always updated calendar in my #Thunderbird.

    In the meantime, I forgot about it, but now I want to share it with you (on #Codeberg, of course): codeberg.org/mahlzahn/forgejo-

  31. #Forgejo :forgejo: releases are published according to a fixed release schedule with security announcements between major releases.

    Already a year ago, I wrote a small #python script creating an #ics calendar file which can be read by almost any calendar software. Using a scheduled job (e.g., with #cron), I have the always updated calendar in my #Thunderbird.

    In the meantime, I forgot about it, but now I want to share it with you (on #Codeberg, of course): codeberg.org/mahlzahn/forgejo-

  32. @Codebender_Cate Take it one step at a time. For me it was starting with pictures. I installed Immich and moved my family off of Google/Apple for image sync. Then files was next for me, so I selected NextCloud. Then see what you have left going to big tech, rinse and repeat.

    Also, I highly recommend an AI programming assistant like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It can greatly improve your IT abilities! In the last few months I have setup #Immich, #NextCloud, #Netbird, #UptimeKuma, #ForgeJo, #Authentik, #Pihole, #Beszel, #ActualBudget, #OpenWebUI, #Nfty, and #Tautulli.

  33. @Codebender_Cate Take it one step at a time. For me it was starting with pictures. I installed Immich and moved my family off of Google/Apple for image sync. Then files was next for me, so I selected NextCloud. Then see what you have left going to big tech, rinse and repeat.

    Also, I highly recommend an AI programming assistant like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It can greatly improve your IT abilities! In the last few months I have setup #Immich, #NextCloud, #Netbird, #UptimeKuma, #ForgeJo, #Authentik, #Pihole, #Beszel, #ActualBudget, #OpenWebUI, #Nfty, and #Tautulli.

  34. @Codebender_Cate Take it one step at a time. For me it was starting with pictures. I installed Immich and moved my family off of Google/Apple for image sync. Then files was next for me, so I selected NextCloud. Then see what you have left going to big tech, rinse and repeat.

    Also, I highly recommend an AI programming assistant like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It can greatly improve your IT abilities! In the last few months I have setup #Immich, #NextCloud, #Netbird, #UptimeKuma, #ForgeJo, #Authentik, #Pihole, #Beszel, #ActualBudget, #OpenWebUI, #Nfty, and #Tautulli.

  35. @Codebender_Cate Take it one step at a time. For me it was starting with pictures. I installed Immich and moved my family off of Google/Apple for image sync. Then files was next for me, so I selected NextCloud. Then see what you have left going to big tech, rinse and repeat.

    Also, I highly recommend an AI programming assistant like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It can greatly improve your IT abilities! In the last few months I have setup #Immich, #NextCloud, #Netbird, #UptimeKuma, #ForgeJo, #Authentik, #Pihole, #Beszel, #ActualBudget, #OpenWebUI, #Nfty, and #Tautulli.

  36. @Codebender_Cate Take it one step at a time. For me it was starting with pictures. I installed Immich and moved my family off of Google/Apple for image sync. Then files was next for me, so I selected NextCloud. Then see what you have left going to big tech, rinse and repeat.

    Also, I highly recommend an AI programming assistant like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It can greatly improve your IT abilities! In the last few months I have setup #Immich, #NextCloud, #Netbird, #UptimeKuma, #ForgeJo, #Authentik, #Pihole, #Beszel, #ActualBudget, #OpenWebUI, #Nfty, and #Tautulli.