Gitosis also takes like all of 5 minutes to set up and then you've got repositories that you can collaborate on and manage permissions between projects.
I set up our repo hosting using Gitosis a few years back and haven't had to think about it since. Accounts are also managed via a special repo so even that is done over git.
You could also put your collection of repositories on your Dropbox and clone from / push to there.
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Gitosis also takes like all of 5 minutes to set up and then you've got repositories that you can collaborate on and manage permissions between projects.
http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-e...
I set up our repo hosting using Gitosis a few years back and haven't had to think about it since. Accounts are also managed via a special repo so even that is done over git.
You could also put your collection of repositories on your Dropbox and clone from / push to there.
Gitolite is a better tool, with more options. It's easier to manage who gets access to what as well with gitolite.