There's also Gitorious, which has been around a while and is mature, full-featured, and provides both a SaaS [2] and the FOSS software you can host yourself [3]. I keep backups of some of my repo's there.
gitorious.org - the free open source hosting service (came first)
gitorious.com - the commercial company behind it (came later)
getgitorious.com - official doc, starting point etc (recently added as a common starting point)
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Amusing that it's hosted on Github [1].
There's also Gitorious, which has been around a while and is mature, full-featured, and provides both a SaaS [2] and the FOSS software you can host yourself [3]. I keep backups of some of my repo's there.
[1]: https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq
[2]: http://gitorious.org/
[3]: http://gitorious.com/
Thanks for that. BTW our new official home page can be found at http://getgitorious.com :)
Why is there a gitorious.com, a gitorious.org, and a getgitorious.com? :(
gitorious.org - the free open source hosting service (came first) gitorious.com - the commercial company behind it (came later) getgitorious.com - official doc, starting point etc (recently added as a common starting point)
Gladly, thank you!
The SaaS for GitLab can be found on www.gitlab.com (I'm the founder)
Gitorious is also a god damn nightmare of things to setup and tweak to get working.
It used to be, but now you can simply use the automated installer: http://getgitorious.com/installer