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> To get my 9front machine's ssh account on github, I have to
> access https://github.com/settings/ssh, and post my
> public key to it.   However, to do it, a javascript enabled
> web browser is neccessary.   Those of abaco or mothra has not.


Yes, if you want ssh -- but you can use it anonymously by changing
git+ssh:// to git://. You just won't be able to push changes.

Is there any alternative git hosting that works better, short
of me giving everyone ssh keys to eigenstate.org?