If anyone is interested I have (re)ported rc(1) to linux
together with the few tools that are unique to plan9: p(1)
mc(1) and ls(1).

ls may seem a strange choice but I access Linux over ssh
from plan9 and want to be able to do things like "ls ../port" and
get the files listed with the ../port/ path so I can plumb them.
My ls is based on the plan9 code and obeys its rules.

I have also ported rc(1) and a base set of command line tools to
win32. rc(1) builds standalone but some of the tools need libregexp
libbio and libstring which included

I attach to windows using a cpu(1) like command dos(1) which opens
an rc(1) shell on windows via an nt service - listen(1).

This allows me to use the cross compilers there I need for work.

Anyone wants any/all of this give me a shout.

-Steve

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