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Regarding the last point: some OpenBSD developers are currently writing their own front end ("got") using the same on-disk structure as git. http://gameoftrees

• masklinn 7y ago
  That looks interesting. However there have been lots of "porcelain replacements" efforts in the past, but most of them either were abandoned because by the time they'd built something complete enough the author had had to so deeply understand the underlying model they could use the official fine, or remained niche because they were extremely opinionated (and limited) with respect to the workflows they'd support.
  • lima 7y ago
    The point of that project is to create a BSD-licensed Git clone, not build better porcelain.
    • wolrah 7y ago
      Nah, the point is definitely not to create a Git clone. They're developing their own system designed around a more centralized structure than Git (closer to CVS/SVN), but remaining compatible with Git on disk.