Hi [email protected] writes:
> > Can you speak a little bit more about your plan9 and guix development goals? > Is there a blog that I can follow? > I love Plan 9 but the software I use day to day is not available there, so instead I've been trying to Plan 9-ize my Linux environment. - I've ported Plan 9's auth mechanism to Linux - http://iwp9.org/9e/9iwp9proceedings.pdf page 1 - http://rdklein.fr/talks/2023-04-21-Glendarme/Glendarme.html - I've ported Plan 9's listen to Linux - https://the-dam.org/docs/explanations/Plan9ListenOnLinux.html - http://iwp9.org/10e/10iwp9proceedings.pdf page 42 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYqOcPp6uqc - it's running on the-dam.org where it's currently, for example, managing the finger server (try echo snail | nc the-dam.org 79) - I'm writing a WASM runtime for Inferno: - https://iwp9.org/11e/11thiwp9proceedings.pdf page 36 - https://youtu.be/U11RYgai7eM?t=21472 (sorry for the sound quality, I put the mic on wrong I'll provide a transcript someday) I use Inferno for teaching cryptography. What I would like to experiment with now is using Inferno to replace guix shell --container for process isolation. But until the wasm runtime is up and running there won't be much that Inferno can run. My research goes more slowly that I would like, authoring 1 paper/year is already stretching my capacity. You can follow my slow progress here: https://the-dam.org/rss.xml and there https://rdklein.fr/rss.xml You can also join the dam: https://the-dam.org/ The fee is just an anti-spam feature, I'll wave it happily for you or any active participant of the guix-devel mailing list. Cheers, Edouard.
