Just in from the OSAF mail list…
We’re working towards our goal of making preliminary code available in a public CVS repository, and we’d like to let everyone know what to expect from this very skeletal release, as well as what not to expect. In the spirit of getting the community on board as soon as possible, we want to make source code available as soon as we have something we don’t intend to throw away, but that will likely be a foundation for the real application. This means issuing a release that will lack most key features, have a very limited and primitive user interface, and won’t be usable for real work. We also aren’t yet set up to accept code from the community, though we’ll soon have a way for you to submit comments and bug reports, and a mechanism for submitting code will come in a later release.