Get the sources of the program
Since the program is open-source, you can get the sources with these ways :
Git
There is a lot of mirror of the code, hence Gitlab is most actively updated one :
NotABug. What a clever platform, they allow to update a mirror automatically! See this post. Almost the same with ffdn.
- Github
- Framagit
- TuxFamily
- CodePlex (less updated, see this post)
Static tarball
You can get tarballs with Git interfaces or in this directory.
Signed material
Most important things (git tags and tarball) are signed with this key. You may download a tarball and the .asc file. You can then verify the signature with this command (from GnuPG manual):
%%%~COMPRESS~PRE~0~%%%
Notes:
.gpgfiles are bigger, since they contain both the signature and the data. You may verify them withgpg --output tarball --decrypt tarball.gpg.In the past, non ascii-armored signature were published. They have the
.sigextension and are binary file. You can use them to verify as well, even if they are portability issue. See this commit for more background.
Install it
Go on the Quick start page and follow instruction for Opam or Sources.
Contribute
See Contribute.