[–] craftyguy 8y ago ↗ 1) Not related to the github thing (this move happened last week...)2) They moved when GNOME moved to gitlab.gnome.org. [–] JeanMarcS 8y ago ↗ They moved (gnome and gimp) the day before Bloomberg announced the possibility (which is now a certainty) of Microsoft buying GitHub.Is it random ? What are the odds ?Of course it can be random, but I doubt it (my opinion) [–] catach 8y ago ↗ The Gnome project started the process that resulted in the move to GitLab a bit over a year ago. [0] That's a long time for Free Software advocates to stay quiet about Microsoft secrets.[0] https://lwn.net/Articles/722870/
[–] JeanMarcS 8y ago ↗ They moved (gnome and gimp) the day before Bloomberg announced the possibility (which is now a certainty) of Microsoft buying GitHub.Is it random ? What are the odds ?Of course it can be random, but I doubt it (my opinion) [–] catach 8y ago ↗ The Gnome project started the process that resulted in the move to GitLab a bit over a year ago. [0] That's a long time for Free Software advocates to stay quiet about Microsoft secrets.[0] https://lwn.net/Articles/722870/
[–] catach 8y ago ↗ The Gnome project started the process that resulted in the move to GitLab a bit over a year ago. [0] That's a long time for Free Software advocates to stay quiet about Microsoft secrets.[0] https://lwn.net/Articles/722870/
[–] ausjke 8y ago ↗ gimp is powerful, but not intuitive to use, I wish there is an 'easygimp' version that is geared towards basic usage. [–] craftyguy 8y ago ↗ tux paint.
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[ 4.7 ms ] story [ 24.0 ms ] thread2) They moved when GNOME moved to gitlab.gnome.org.
Is it random ? What are the odds ?
Of course it can be random, but I doubt it (my opinion)
[0] https://lwn.net/Articles/722870/