> Canonical already spent a large amount of investment opensourcing launchpad and nobody other than them operate it.
Launchpad has a weird user experience and was for a long time too much focussed on bazaar when git won.
At work we used bazaar and lp for a while, but still I always have to search for the right path for getting to a project's code. The bug tracker was more useful than GitHub's but that didn't help ...
Aside from that there are the legal implications of AfferoGPL which prevent many people from touching it.
But yes, doing infrastructures is hard. I however don't know how complicated hosting is and how well it's packaged. For software starting for in-house use this often is a mess ...
Launchpad has a weird user experience and was for a long time too much focussed on bazaar when git won.
At work we used bazaar and lp for a while, but still I always have to search for the right path for getting to a project's code. The bug tracker was more useful than GitHub's but that didn't help ...
Aside from that there are the legal implications of AfferoGPL which prevent many people from touching it.
But yes, doing infrastructures is hard. I however don't know how complicated hosting is and how well it's packaged. For software starting for in-house use this often is a mess ...