@civodul Interesting project, I haven't come across that before.What we really want is for someone to pick a point in time, ask contributors to set their system clocks back by the appropriate time interval, make a modern bootstrap-build guix, then make contributions to the system contemporary to the system clock. Commits to GIT will then really be pre-GUIX, and it would be possible to *guix time-machine* to a point in the past!

If you’re using #Guix, consider upgrading ‘guix-daemon’ now https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2024/build-user-takeover-vulnerability/Fellow hacker Reepca (Caleb Ristvedt) found two related vulnerabilities allowing for a takeover of the build user accounts used by guix-daemon, which in turn could let anyone interfere with build processes.

@Codeberg @boud @civodul It was more that I'm now of the opinion that the sfconservancy paper above ought to have included it in the listing of self-hosted alternatives to GitSnub.

Forĝejo went copyleft https://forgejo.org/2024-08-monthly-update/#forgejo-is-now-copyleftCopyleft, federation, localization, collective decision-making: signs that the project cares about people and their autonomy.

Did you know #Guix has a notion of teams? Their purpose, scope, and membership are now documented:https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Teams.html