Yes, apparently as far back as March/April of 2001.
don't ask me why I know
ak
I've been trying to add support for Sanskrit derived
languages, but just rendering the characters has halted
progress. For the currently supported languages,
such as English, Russian, Greek, French, even Japanese, the
characters are more or less statically mapped to the unicode
(looking at my $fon
This was indeed the key.
Thanks!
ak
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i think you should use a $site with a fqdn or factotum should have
your user / password to use with smtp.gmail.com (smtp needs that key
in order to authenticate you againts gmail i think).
slds.
gabi
El 09/02/2009, a las
I've tried running it as glenda and
another user I've created.
Same results.
On 06/02/2009, erik quanstrom wrote:
> On Fri Feb 6 23:08:59 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
>> This is a Seagate FreeAgent.
>>
>> term% usb/disk
>> usb/disk: initialisation: permission denied
>> usb/disk
r the kids).
But I'll be getting either that one back, or a new one, soon enough.
Did you have some adventures in mind?
Regards,
akumar
> Anyone had any experience with a "acer aspire one". Atom proc, SSD.
> lotsa goodies. US$240.
...
> brucee
...
> surely you mean "functional" or "rough" or "approximate" or some other
> adjective, not "moral".
...
> -rob
Another adjective would make the topic of discussion too specific,
before ever entering the discussion. But without any adjective, the
topic is too obviously incomplete.
;)
akumar
While debunking these statements has been somewhat efficient thus far,
I think something has not been explicitly addressed --
> The boasted transparency of Plan 9 is a product of bringing most
> (or really all?) functions, including networking, into a single
> framework. That single framework exi
- Mg eris - (highlight, middle click)
... Delmesg, Delmesg, Delmesg, ...
Ah,
Thanks
Some might find it an investment to create proper indexes, etc., and
bind some of the papers, as well as texts, on Plan 9, into a hard copy
and send it to you, for some profitable fee.
Hey, it's a more reputable way of making money than donations!
Regards
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You shouldn't need to be starved of electricity in order to get away
from the thread.
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yuck, i give up. this thread is nearly longer than the kernel. i'm off
to find an island without electricity. i can do without beer.
brucee
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Well, they do have a branch called "MicroSoft Research" that they seem
fond of putting money into. And apparently, a portion of that has
gone into making an Inferno/Plan 9 -equivalent, thus far dubbed, "MS
Singularity". Development has been going on for quite some time, it
seems. Think it'll out
Ah,
So, upon the suggestions of Erik and Steve, I took up the task of just
trying to regain this user's dignity (permissions, recognition). As
hostowner, I copied /adm/users to a personal DIR, removed the line for
that user, then went into fscons, and ran
users -r /path/to/copied/adm/users
un
Thank you for taking the time to run such a trial test.
What do you think would be the best course of action following
fsys main open -A ?
Delete all files owned by user and remove user from the FS user table?
Then perhaps recreate the user?
Or instead, just look around for what might be "amiss"
Erik,
Taking your advice, I tried connecting to fscons and running:
uname user user
however, the fs reports:
uname: uname 'user' already exists
is this what you meant to try in your previous post, or have I
misunderstood?
Thanks
Hello,
A while back I created a user by the normal procedure of adding it to
the FS and running auth/changeuser, then logging in as the user and
running /sys/lib/newuser. However, it turns out that all the files
created for the user had awkward permissions on them -- specifically,
the group and us
(Sorry for the Subject header change, it was not formatted properly
last time.)
I would love to _try_ and fix this problem, as I am now, but I am far
less familiar with the code than yourself, and surely I would love
some help with figuring this out.
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:14:52, andrey mirtchov
Subject 'Irc' client program at Andrey's Contrib
Hello,
I've recently been trying out various IRC clients for Plan 9, and of
the two that suited me most (irc7 and Irc), I find Irc to be better
formatted and polished, thusly, more usable.
Anyhow, I've noticed a couple of problems with the program:
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