One important thing many people hardly mention during events in history like this is that often software is lost in the sands of time, never to be recovered.
Some software out there is actually "finished" and undisturbed by surrounding ecosystems for the most part. When the author or maintainers are no longer around and a host collapses around a project, sometimes you just can't find the source anymore.
It's out there, for sure, but most likely in cold storage, collecting dust in some old hobbyist's closet.