It seems this was posted very shortly after the webpage became live and that the website is probably not in a fully fleshed out state. Therefore it’s missing so

It seems this was posted very shortly after the webpage became live and that the website is probably not in a fully fleshed out state. Therefore it’s missing some details. Probably the website is mostly targeted at people who already know what pijul is. Here are some attempts at short descriptions of what I think this aims to achieve: - pijul 1.0. A stable repo format with performance problems resolved and a good foundation for further work - darcs except the algorithm is more convincingly correct and merges don’t take exponential time - A version control system where certain things behave in reasonable ways avoiding potential strange behaviour, eg it doesn’t matter what order you merge things in, you always get the same result. - A version control system that provides a good user interface to humans, a simple mental model, and asymptotically good performance.