Re: [9fans] Understanding /dev/draw

2019 20:22:31 -0400 > Thanks David, you have saved me a bunch of work. If I were to fix/extend > the project would you be interested in the changes or should I just fork it? > > On Thu, Apr 18, 2019 at 4:37 PM David Hoskin wrote: > >> > Does anyone know if David is st

Re: [9fans] Understanding /dev/draw

> Does anyone know if David is still active in this space? Hi Chris, I'm still lurking the list, but I haven't touched this code in years. The basic drawing ops are alright but layers are maybe quarter baked. All of it is hacky student code written in a sort of lowest common denominator of Javasc

Re: [9fans] [Newsletter] Inferno in a browser window

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Re: [9fans] NetSurf (browser) and Duktape (javascript)

> Has anybody given them a look? I tried to play with Duktape a while ago, but gave up after having had enough of preprocessor hell. As always, portability macros have the opposite effect. -- Please excuse the following: *** Please note that this message and any attachments may contain conf

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Re: [9fans] [OFF-TOPIC] It is true that is impossible write in binary code, the lowest level of programming that you can write is in hexadecimal code?

It's certainly possible! If your machine doesn't have those cool front panel toggle switches, just use this simple compiler: #include #include void main(void) { char buf[8]; int i; char c; while(read(0, buf, 8) == 8){ c = 0; for(

[9fans] someone made a glenda key...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/190846135/ I'd like to see keys to match /sys/lib/kbmap/mouse-fn. -- David

[9fans] [gsoc] webdraw - wrapping up

Hi everyone, I wound up spending way more time than I had predicted on the graphical side of the project, to the exclusion of all the other milestones. Rio with the new memlayer is mostly working. Windows can be reshuffled to the front, and drawing on partially-obscured windows works perfectly.

[9fans] /n/sources/contrib/

How does one sign up for a contrib directory these days? I tried the addresses in http://www.plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/how_to_contribute/ http://9fans.net/archive/2013/05/231 a few months ago, but never heard anything back. -- David

[9fans] version control debate

I propose , if only for the fun of the naming conflict. -- David

[9fans] [gsoc] web drawterm - getting started

Hi everyone, I'm happy to be back this summer! I'll be continuing work on my web drawterm from last year. The first phase is a cleanup of the graphics code. Some draw(3) operations do not work properly, and many of them have graphical alignment issues. This will go hand-in-hand with a code-qualit

Re: [9fans] 9atom usb image

> there is something odd here. I agree. > where do the 386 executables come from? they're not on the usb key. It has some in /386/bin. > it's also hard to explain that the usb key 64-bit kernel works just fine, but doesn't (i happen to know) appear to boot from your hard drive. The usb key's

Re: [9fans] 9atom usb image

Here's a procedure that worked for me. - download new usbinstamd64.bz2 from 9atom.org - boot it up, run through the installer - answer no to ``build full amd64 set?'' - answer no to ``halt system?'' - mount new disk's 9fat and copy over /386/9paed - edit plan9.ini to boot 9paed This will boot up

[9fans] GSoC proposal - Improvements to the HTML5 draw server

Hello 9fans, I'm applying to the Plan 9 GSoC again this year. I propose to continue work on the HTML5 drawterm I started in last year's GSoC, in the hope of making it a usable alternative to the native drawterm. I have identified three major areas for improvement: * cleaning up and fixing bugs in

Re: [9fans] webdraw status update 12

browser and run > ./wrun.rc /srv/webdraw /bin/games/catclock > > -Skip > > > > On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 7:18 PM, David Hoskin wrote: > >> Since the last update, I fixed up masked drawing and implemented >> rudimentary cons support, so you can even sort of interact wit

Re: [9fans] [GSOC] graphics projects

Hello again, Thanks for the discussion! I wound up submitting a proposal for the web draw server: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/proposal/review/google/gsoc2013/drh/1 -- David Hoskin

[9fans] [GSOC] graphics projects

project for the whole summer. I have the opposite concern about the Web /dev/draw; would it be acceptable to move some of the logic to the Go client rather than use it as a dumb proxy? I am not sure what division of labour I would settle on here. Thanks, -- David Hoskin

Re: [9fans] snapshot fails to boot

hanks, -- David Hoskin < r...@davidrhoskin.com >

Re: [9fans] snapshot fails to boot

> If I can figure out how to build the new bootloader from my 2008 > install, I can have a try at seeing where it fails - any pointers to > get started / where to try first? update: The new cd does boot on another computer, so I can use it for compiling, rather than working from the 2008 system.

Re: [9fans] snapshot fails to boot

ere replaced with %u% . If I can figure out how to build the new bootloader from my 2008 install, I can have a try at seeing where it fails - any pointers to get started / where to try first? Thanks, -- David Hoskin < r...@davidrhoskin.com >

[9fans] snapshot fails to boot

e any other information on my setup, etc that would be useful? Thanks, -- David Hoskin < r...@davidrhoskin.com >