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In addition to the review, I will formally add that I don't like embracing a third-party service as part of the official presentation and documentation of the project. I'm talking about gitpod.

While yes, they allow self-hosting, adding it that way to the README and the project adds tacit approval from the organization to that service.

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I've address all the comments and suggestions.

In addition to the review, I will formally add that I don't like embracing a third-party service as part of the official presentation and documentation of the project. I'm talking about gitpod.

While yes, they allow self-hosting, adding it that way to the README and the project adds tacit approval from the organization to that service.

Personally I don't think having a GitPod link in readme adds any approval from the organization. I would like more contributions and if that means we will add more configuration for services that help contributors of nixos-homepage, then I don't see why not.

But there is a big difference when adding this links and promoting this tools and services on the nixos.org or other subdomains.

We should use all the help internet can provide in order to attract more contributions to nixos-homepage.

I'm not in favor of adding a dependency on yet another proprietary service, especially when it should be unnecessary. Building the homepage should require nothing more than running nix build.

Personally I don't think having a GitPod link in readme adds any approval from the organization.

I think that's a bit naive. From the Gitpod homepage: "Describe your dev environments as code". That's exactly what Nix purports to do, so the fact that we're relying on Gitpod undercuts the argument for using Nix.

I'm not in favor of adding a dependency on yet another proprietary service, especially when it should be unnecessary. Building the homepage should require nothing more than running nix build.

If this would be the case then I wouldn't be trying to convince you to add this button.

Personally I don't think having a GitPod link in readme adds any approval from the organization.

I think that's a bit naive. From the Gitpod homepage: "Describe your dev environments as code". That's exactly what Nix purports to do, so the fact that we're relying on Gitpod undercuts the argument for using Nix.

I don't think relying on GitPod undercuts the argument for using Nix. Then we could use the same argument for Docker or even AWS. Nix works alongside Docker and AWS and improves the experience. This is the same for Gitpod.

Just to move further I will remove this link and configuration, but I hope to discuss this at the next marketing meeting. Eg. why do we provide links to AWS and not to other services. Just to define what are the guidelines and what are the policies.

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