You can use a usb to ethernet adapter to add more ethernet to a pi. The
ethernet on a raspberry 3 is actually just a usb to ethernet soldered right
onto the board.
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The Plan9 way of handling internet gateways is to have a machine with 2 network
adapters. One connected inside your network, and one outside. You configure
the internal one, and bind it to /net. And the internet facing port your bind
to /net.alt. Then any computer on the grid can import (rim
I can give some examples of my grid.
A big benefit to having a dedicated file server is that no matter what
"terminal" I sit at, I always see the same desktop and files. I can sit at my
desk with drawterm on a Linux workstation, or in bed with drawterm on a Windows
laptop, or using a raspberry
If you really want to future proof it, make sure to add a time axis, for
potential time traveling mice.
But to be serious, the backend stuff assuming there is 1 monitor, a 3 button
mouse, and a standard keyboard is going to hold back any interface development.
I would just be happy if there wa
An idea that would fall under rio and interfaces;
Replace mouse with movement. Have the usual X and Y, but also add a Z, which
would be equivalent to something like pinch-zoom on a phone. And also have
rotation around an axis, so that a mouse wheel would be interpreted as rotating
around the
