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<jeko>Yeah, I have to find a place to host my little family haha <jeko>then I will be ready !!! <amz3>jeko: you come to guile/guix event? <amz3>too bad, there is not much guile talks <amz3>at the end of the day, it's mostly guile event.. :( <amz3>I meant to say it's mostly a guix event <jeko>amz3: there might have some other interesting talks anyway <amz3>what's the status of l10n / i18 in guile-haunt? <amz3>again someone complaining that there is no alternative to github / gitlab :( <void_pointer>amz3: to be fair, not a lot of people know about nongnu.org among others <void_pointer>especially if they are starting out. Now, if they have been using repositories for a while, then they should know about some of the others that exist <amz3>in particular nongnu is broken <amz3>but people don't know about savannah because it's unlike github, it's ain't modern look et al. <amz3>I am not complaining btw <amz3>using mailling list and IRC isn't strange to me <amz3>maybe I am getting old or something, but people love to hate what is old <amz3>even if there is no technical or rational for that hate <void_pointer>sometimes the old does need to be thrown out, but sometimes it is still good <amz3>The requested URL / was not found on this server. <void_pointer>seems like they have a major problem with domain name right now <void_pointer>been keeping nongnu.org in mind for future repository hosting <void_pointer>might move the personal projects to gitlab from github sometime except for my two established projects which need to stay where they are I think <CherryMan>personally, I try to use Gitlab since it's the most "free" option there is, there is some non-free server side stuff <daviid>nongnu is your best friend, then comes notabug.org, imo. nongnu will evaluate yur project, principally license wise, so you have to be ready to be evaluated, which is an excellent thing imo, then a bit patient as well... if you don't wan't that, then notabug comes first imo... <civodul>wingo: how would you go about debugging fibers that go missing? <civodul>in cuirass i sometimes have fibers that are apparently never rescheduled <civodul>like one that does (while #t ... (sleep n)) <civodul>it doesn't die from an uncaught exception AFAICS, yet eventually, sometimes it doesn't wake up