> I don't think that's the point -- if you just want a canonical source,
> then anything will do.  SourceForge helps with other things:
> 
> 	1. It helps people cooperate on the source code.  This 
> is especially important on Unix, where there are several major 
> contributors, but I can see it's not as big a deal on the other ports.

But that's part of what I found interesting about arch. Looks like this
model might be better suited for this distributed style of development. 

Also I was not exclusively referring to the VM sources here - I think
that it could be used as a general (ST) repository. I don't know STORE
but it seems like the model the arch people are aiming at is quite
useful for a world where you have one image but many sources of code.
See the Linux example I was quoting - that's somewhat similar (e.g., one
kernel but many developers).

Cheers,
  - Andreas