On May 2, 2012, at 4:40 PM, Anthony Sorace wrote:
Since I don't believe anyone has Plan 9 driving an e-Ink display
(anyone? anyone?),
paper does nicely.
Maybe a good addition to the ARM port?
--
Veety
> Is anyone updating at least the troff versions of the papers? That is,
> if I go with the source, will I get something (more) current?
It varies by paper. Some are updated, some not. The papers on the
compiler suite get some updates, but the 8½ paper not. That paper,
for example, provides a real
> /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/doc.tbz
THANKS! Copying now (via 9pfuse).
Arnold
>
> Has anyone tried producing the doc using groff under Linux, or would
> it require a running Plan 9 system to correctly (re)generate everything?
>
not sure about groff, but i think they should be reproducible under linux
using plan9port troff.
i couldn't forward the result in email. see
/n/sources/contrib/quanstro/doc.tbz
- erik
Thanks Erik.
Is it hard to produce a tar ball of .ps or .pdf files from current troff
input?
Thanks,
Arnold
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> Is anyone updating at least the troff versions of the papers? That is,
> if I go with the source, will I get something (more) current?
>
> > > Stick with the source if you have doubts.
> >
> > Actually, that's not even necessary. The online HTML
> > version gets the latest changes. Y
Hi Anthony.
Thanks for the answers.
> > Hi. Do the postscript / PDF files available from http://plan9.bell-labs.com
> > reflect the current state of the system? I'm curious about both the
> > reference> manual and the various files from /sys/doc.
>
> They do not. I've only verified that the mos
On May 2, 2012, at 3:56 PM, aram wrote:
> % cat olive
>
> I receive nothing, whereas by executing
Because IIRC that file is used to speak a protocol.
That is, unless you issue certain requests on that file, o/mero
wont reply.
That's used to synchronize all o/lives so that they all perform
very
> Stick with the source if you have doubts.
Actually, that's not even necessary. The online HTML
version gets the latest changes. You'll only need the
sources if you want to generate PS/PDF explicitly, say
for printing.
Anthony
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> Hi. Do the postscript / PDF files available from http://plan9.bell-labs.com
> reflect the current state of the system? I'm curious about both the reference
> manual and the various files from /sys/doc.
They do not. I've only verified that the most recent changes are not in there; I
can't say h
On Tue, 01 May 2012 11:58:28 +0300, Nemo wrote:
On Apr 30, 2012, at 11:54 PM, aram wrote:
Hi,
i explore the UI of octopus and i try to understand how omero notifies
the viewers for events.
It is apparent from the documentation that the viewers "read" events
from the ui/olive file.
Howe
Hi. Do the postscript / PDF files available from http://plan9.bell-labs.com
reflect the current state of the system? I'm curious about both the reference
manual and the various files from /sys/doc.
Thanks!
Arnold
as far as i can see, its just limited by this:
/*
* Build the stack segment, putting it in kernel virtual for the moment
*/
if(spage > TSTKSIZ)
error(Enovmem);
in pc/mem.h:55: #define TSTKSIZ 100 /* pages in new
stack; limi
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