EDIT: The move has been completed! https://codeberg.org/NerdNextDoor/arikoto

I have an update about the #Arikoto #OS codebase.

I am planning to move Arikoto from #GitHub to #Codeberg at some point. (Possibly along with some other projects)

I hopefully plan to do this by the end of 2025, no promises.

Please boost this post so others know about the move.

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arikoto

Arikoto is a personal OS project that is inspired by and is aiming to have a similar development nature to ToaruOS.

Codeberg.org

The #Arikoto #OSDev project is now officially on #Codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/NerdNextDoor/arikoto

The old #GitHub repo will serve as a manual redirect to the new repo and hosting for https://arikoto.nerdnextdoor.net. The master branch has been deleted from the GitHub repo.

Huzzah! :3

Please boost this post to let others know that the transition is now complete.

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arikoto

Arikoto is a personal OS project that is inspired by and is aiming to have a similar development nature to ToaruOS.

Codeberg.org
@rolliebae I’m curious, why pick Codeberg over GitLab and Gitea instances?
@mrmasterkeyboard Codeberg: independence, EU privacy, simplicity (Forgejo).
Not GitLab: heavyweight, open-core/telemetry; I don’t need its powerful CI/CD.
Not Gitea: software for self-hosting - I don’t want to run/maintain it; Codeberg is community-hosted.
Trade-off: weaker CI/CD and enterprise features.
@rolliebae I see… but since I’m in the UK, how does the EU privacy work? I’m assuming it’s just that it’s under EU GDPR data law or something?
@mrmasterkeyboard Yes: Codeberg (Germany) is subject to the GDPR; data processing and storage are in the EU/EEA.
Your GDPR rights apply from the UK as well (access, rectification, deletion, etc.).
UK↔EU transfers: UK→EEA - allowed under UK GDPR; EEA→UK - based on the EU adequacy decision (check current status).
No ads/third‑party trackers; only essential cookies and server logs.
@rolliebae Thank you very much! I’ll get to the move eventually when I’m not busy on things I’ve planned. :D
@mrmasterkeyboard Okay! Mini checklist:
Account/org: enable 2FA, add SSH/GPG keys.
Import: use Migrate or git clone --mirror … && git push --mirror …
Enable LFS and re-push LFS objects.
CI: Forgejo Actions/Woodpecker/your own runner; migrate secrets.
Pages/webhooks/badges - recreate; update links.
Old repos - archive + link; keep a mirror if needed.
@rolliebae Thanks for the checklist! I’ve bookmarked it for now so I can come back to it during the switch.
@mrmasterkeyboard Great! Pro tip: start with a test repo to check LFS/CI. Good luck with the migration! 🚀
@mrmasterkeyboard Yea lets do it. Note though that Codeberg does have storage quotas now.