Moving to D

[Jesse Phillips]

Oh, yeah that would be annoying. I haven't done much with the github website but haven't had issues like that.

About the only thing that makes github a little annoying at first is that you have to use public/private key pairs to do any pushing to a repo. But I haven't had any issues creating/using them from Linux/Windows. You can associate multiple public keys with your account so you don't need to take your private key everywhere with you. They can also be deleted so you could have temporary ones.

Nick Sabalausky Wrote:

> The features in DSource generally *just work* (except when the whole server 
> is down, of course). With BitBucket, I tried to post a bug report for 
> xfbuild one time (and I'm pretty sure there was another project too) and the 
> damn thing just wouldn't work. And the text-entry box was literally two 
> lines high. Kept trying and eventually I got one post through, but it was 
> all garbled. So I kept trying more and nothing would show up, so I gave up. 
> Came back a day later and there were a bunch of duplicate posts. Gah.
> 
> And yea, that was just the bug tracker, but it certainly didn't instill any 
> confidence in anything else about the site. And I'm not certain, but I seem 
> to recall some idiotic pains in the ass when trying to sign up for an 
> account, too.
> 
> With DSource, as long as the server is up, everything's always worked for 
> me...Well...except now that I think of it, I've never been able to edit the 
> roadmap or edit the entries in the bug-tracker's "components" field for any 
> of the projects I admin. Although, I can live without that.
> 
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