It looks like the source code is only available through Git. In “Getting started”, the page says you can run git clone http://git.coders.se/kore.git to download the code. (As that link reveals, http://coders.se/kore/ is an alternative URL for https://kore.io/.)
I would mirror the code on GitHub so you could browse it, but neither the page nor the code contains a license yet. But here’s a preview of the file tree.
Where’s the source code? The page had no links.
It looks like the source code is only available through Git. In “Getting started”, the page says you can run
git clone http://git.coders.se/kore.gitto download the code. (As that link reveals, http://coders.se/kore/ is an alternative URL for https://kore.io/.)I would mirror the code on GitHub so you could browse it, but neither the page nor the code contains a license yet. But here’s a preview of the file tree.
Didn’t Joris work on OpenCVS?
Given this is from an OpenBSD dev, it is a bit strange to be Linux only, no?
I see *BSD support is listed in TODO, nice!
It looks like kqueue(2) and in turn *BSD support was added. Commit enabling support.