On Tuesday, March 12, 2013 4:53:04 PM UTC-4, a...@9srv.net wrote: > // It would be tres cool if this information was getting > > // mirrored in the Wiki. > > > > I've been copying over some of the more concise and > > complete reports, but yes: people with working setups > > should add their experiences there. > > > > For those who have not used the wiki, editing existing > > pages is pretty easy. In Acme acme on Plan 9¹, run > > Local 9fs wiki > > which will connect to the wiki and mount it at /mnt/wiki > > within a running acme. Next, run > > Wiki > > to launch the client, which will read the files in there > > and give you a much nicer interface. On the main page > > there, you can right-click on > > [Wiki index] > > to get a list of all the pages on the wiki. Type in your > > changes and execute "Put" in the tag when done. > > > > For details, see the pages "Acme wiki instructions" and > > "Wiki syntax"². Note in particular that the syntax is like a > > *very* minimalistic version of the sort of markdown > > used on many other wikis. > > > > Anthony > > > > ¹ I'm told this is doable somehow on p9p, but I don't > > how and can't confirm that. > > > > ² It'd be neat if someone would work out how to get the > > plumber to handle /mnt/wiki paths (or some conventional > > mapping thereof) so we could pass them around as > > pseudo-hotlinks.
I would love to help, as I have a good install, but I have no networking.