no-herd From http://hjemli.net/git/cgit/about/: cgit is * a cgi application implemented in C: it's basically (yet) another git command, used to generate html. * not forking: all git operations are performed by linking with libgit.a. * using a built-in cache: the generated html is stored on disk for the benefit of later requests. * fond of virtual urls - using PATH_INFO or modules like mod_rewrite makes cgit generate urls with few or no querystring parameters, e.g. http://hjemli.net/git/cgit/log/Makefile vs. http://hjemli.net/git?r=cgit&p=log&path=Makefile. * not too visual, but sometimes a bit of graphics can be justified. * open source - it is licensed under GPL v2. * maintained by Lars Hjemli, who is happy to receive patches, suggestions and bug reports. Install only binary. Usefull for remote fastcgi setups Conflicts with 'dataonly' Do not install binary or any configs. Usefull for setups when real binary located on other host. Conflicts with 'standalone'