When you button-2-click on text acme executes the word. If you want to
execute something larger with spaces, you highlight the whole thing and
then button-2-click on it to execute the whole thing.
When you button-3-click on text in a file list buffer acme loads the file
with that name. I should
The last time I checked the display wasn't supported. The Guruplug Display
I have gave up the ghost running Linux some two years ago; probably power
supply.
I just saw that Steve Stallion is working on a Chromebook port. RPi isn't
bad, but a chromebook would be great.
-Skip
On Dec 12, 2013 8:02 A
9front includes softmac wifi layer supporting wpa and wpa2 with
factotum. (we support intel wifilink based cards and ralink 2866)
steal it if you can :-)
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cinap
A kind of crude workaround is using the whole /Users/whatever/file with
spaces, selecting it with first button and 1-2 chording it to Get. This
works on Mac, problem is that it's quite horrible to do. An intermediate
solution may be to use some piping rule like sp:filename with spaces, but I
don't
Someone once made a little filesystem that would substitute spaces in
filenames with a different character. When placed between the normal fs and
Acme, this would make things work quite nicely.
If I remember correctly, Acme-SAC (built on top of Inferno) does that by
default.
No idea where you can
I would absolutely love to do this. Can you help me through it?
P.S.: I am a complete noob.
Best Regards,
Salman Javaid
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Steve Simon wrote:
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
>
> Surfing around I found a candidate for a reas
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
i'm fairly sure i have a working-but-not-finished driver for the marvell
liberatas (olpc, and a few external devices, only 802.11g) in my contrib.
no encryption or anything fancy but enough to load plan9 over it.
tristan
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A
Dues plan9 support the guruplug display,
i.e. can I use one as a terminal.
My Raspberry pi is a revelation, but it would be nice
to have a bit more grunt and Gb ether.
-Steve
> no opinion on fontsrv for p9, but i'm using it daily in its p9p form :)
Says a lot. I'm sorry ot have attributed fontsrv incorrectly, whoever
did it (rsc?) deserves better :-)
It's unfortunate that attribution seems to have never been important
in Plan 9.
++L
I didn't do fontsrv. The closest I came to was a 9p snarf buffer that
could be used to copy/paste between the host mac and a P9 VM running
in Parallels or some other virt env :)
http://mirtchovski.com/p9/osxsnarf/
no opinion on fontsrv for p9, but i'm using it daily in its p9p form :)
> personally, i like the simplicity of plan 9's approach. a bigger issue
> for me is plan 9's fixed string height: “” looks bad.
I'm at the receiving end of what is not as slow an Internet connection
as I have suffered from in the past, but it's expensive. And the
hardware I have access to is a
> that has been bugging me for a long time: avoiding the time consuming
> repeated installation of Plan 9 fonts. Specifically, p9p itself and
> local instances of 9vx could be smaller and the installation (and
> download, in most cases) would be quicker.
>
> The question then becomes whether font
On Thu Dec 12 06:44:46 EST 2013, st...@quintile.net wrote:
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
>
> Surfing around I found a candidate for a reasonable well documented
> device if anyone has the time and enthusism.
>
> The RT2571w - a PDF of a datasheet giving reg
I didn't pay any attention to p9p's fontsrv (sorry, Andrey! It was
you that got that off the ground, wasn't it?) until this morning's
discussion, but it struck me as a very neat solution for a problem
that has been bugging me for a long time: avoiding the time consuming
repeated installation of Pl
There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
Surfing around I found a candidate for a reasonable well documented
device if anyone has the time and enthusism.
The RT2571w - a PDF of a datasheet giving register level programming is
on the net, and there is a bare metal embedd
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