Looking for advice on hosting for an open-source project

[nobodysbusiness]

I've just recently released the 0.1 version of "Caffeine for Linux (http://pragmattica.wordpress.com/2009/06/27/caffeine-not-just-for-beverages-anymore/)", and things have very quickly moved along to the point that I now want some source control and other modern conveniences. Each seems to have it's own advantages and disadvantages. I like the idea of using Launchpad because of the PPA facility, but github has git...

Anyway, which is your favorite?

(Seems to be working now)

[soltanis]

Hmmmmm. If you're using git, do you really need a centralized webserver? Well, even if you do...I dunno. Github sounds the best.

[Nevon]

We're currently using github for our adventure game project (http://github.com/kallepersson/subterranean/tree/master), and I'm not too thrilled with it. It works, kind of. But with the added bonus of Launchpad's PPAs, I don't see why you wouldn't go with that. Shoot me an email whenever you've set it up. I know some Python, and I'm pretty sure I could contribute in some way.

[nvteighen]

I like Launchpad because it's Bazaar-based and has the things I need.

[nobodysbusiness]

Thanks for the feedback everyone! It looks like we have a clear winner in this competition, so I think that I'm going to go and create a Launchpad project.

[nobodysbusiness]

I've completed the initial registration steps. The project is available here:
http://launchpad.net/caffeine

I'm going to start doing some checkins. I've never used Bazaar before, so I'm going to check in the oldest code that I still have, and then checkin all the subsequent improvements, just to help me learn how Bazaar works. Once this is done, new development will begin in earnest.

[Tibuda]

I prefer to use GIT for my work, but Launchpad got some nice features like translations and PPAs, so I voted Launchpad.

[master_kernel]

It really depends on the userbase. If it's not just for Ubuntu, go with SF. I use a combination of Launchpad and Sourceforge for KernelCheck. I really like the functions in Launchpad though.