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Since it currently appears to have been hugged to death, here's the homepage (
https://web.archive.org/web/20201105201945/https://anu.dev/
). The documentation link was not archived; I'm getting that done whenever I can.
Anu is a free and open source distributed version control system based on a sound mathematical theory of asynchronous work.
It is based on changes rather than snapshots, making it easier to use, more reliable and deterministic than alternatives.
This project is a rewriting from scratch of Pijul by the same authors, with a number of new ideas.
On this site, you may find documentation on this tool. Also, check out nest.anu.dev, our hosting platform.
Why the rename? Pijul is already a bit known and I saw other projects reference it (such as most recently a peer to peer GitHub thingy that appeared on the front page of HN). Why is it not just the next incompatible update of Pijul?