Hosting services for open-source projects. This category focuses on open source project hosting only - commercial hosting services will not be listed - wrong submissions will cause a delay in getting your site listed.
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- SourceForge Resources for open-source developers and a directory of in-development open-source software.
- CodePlex Free open source project hosting from Microsoft. It provides a source code repository with access over Subversion, CodePlex Client, Teamprise Explorer, Visual Studio Team Explorer. It has an issue tracking system, a forum for discussions, a release management system and wiki pages. CodePlex doesn't support the GPLv3 license but GPLv2 is allowed.
- Savannah.gnu.org Hosting for the official GNU software.
- Tigris.org Tightly-focused site hosting open source projects that build software engineering tools.
- Novell Forge A collaboration website for research and development of open-source projects.
- Dotsrc.org Provides free Internet and application services, such as CVS, WWW, FTP, PHP, MySQL, and maillists for selected members of the international Open Source software community.
- Gna This site is run by FSF France. It's similar to SourceForge and Savannah in that it allows people to host open source projects.
- Launchpad Free open source project hosting. Repository based on the Bazaar VCS.
- Alioth Free project hosting especially for software to do with Debian. Repository is accessible by SVN/CVS.
- GitHub Online project hosting using Git. Includes source-code browser, in-line editing, wikis, and ticketing. Free for public open-source code. Commercial closed source hosting is also available.
- Transifex Offers localization hosting for free software projects and services such as a translation memory, a glossary, and suggestions with voting.
- GitLab Provides Git repository management, code reviews, issue tracking, activity feeds and wikis. GitLab itself is also free software.
- Savannah - NonGNU Hosting for free projects run on free operating systems, without any proprietary software dependencies.