Considering Sourcehut

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The open source software suite for managing your software development projects that you've been...

No, I'm a big fan of minimalist and lightweight UIs. That's not the issue with SourceHut's design. The issue is the disregard for several established UI principles. For example, the login[0] and register[1] pages have completely inconsistent layouts (left aligned vs centered aligned, one has a header and the other not, etc.). The margin between the top navigation and page content is inconsistent from page to page. Some links are underlined and lose their underline on mouseover and for some other links, it's the opposite[2]. [0] https://meta.sr.ht/login [1] https://meta.sr.ht/ [2] https://sr.ht/~martijnbraam/photoflow/ see "View project feed" vs "public-inbox" links at the top.

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SCM-Manager

The easiest way to share and manage your Git, Mercurial and Subversion repositories. The SCM-Manager is a tool for source code management and version control that offers all the features DevOps teams need.
Pricing:
- Open Source
- Free
- Free Trial
Have people used SCM Manager [1]? I recently found it on the Mercurial self-hosting page [2], and while it seems pretty good to me (at least for a single person use-case), the fact that I never hear of it (as much as Gogs or Gitea) makes me think that it may have some non-obvious issues with it. [1]: https://scm-manager.org/.

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