Camlistore contributors regularly use Linux and OS X, and both are
100% supported.

Developing on Windows is sometimes broken, but should work.  Let us
know if we broke something, or we accidentally depend on some
Unix-specific build tool somewhere.

See http://camlistore.org/docs/contributing for information
on how to contribute to the project and submit patches.

See architecture docs: https://camlistore.org/docs/

You can view docs for Camlistore packages with local godoc, or
godoc.org.

It's recommended you use git to fetch the source code, rather than
hack from a Camlistore release's zip file:

$ git clone https://camlistore.org/r/p/camlistore

(We use github for distribution and collaboration with some people,
but the Gerrit git server & code review system is the main repo.)

After cloning it, move the top-level directory to be named
"camlistore.org" under your $GOPATH/src. (e.g. if your $GOPATH is
$HOME, put the Camlistore git repo at $HOME/src/camlistore.org) This
isn't required for normal users, but is assumed for people hacking on
Camlistore.

On Debian/Ubuntu, some deps to get started:

$ sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 pkg-config git make

Then we use the following scripts to run a hermetic, self-contained
environment independent (with its own config files & storage space):

$ ./dev-server
$ ./dev-camput
$ ./dev-camget
... etc.

Please update this file as appropriate.