IIRC, unpacking just /dis/o should be enough.
There's a separate osrc.tgz at the same web page
where you took the distrib.
You could perhaps try to unpack that, or just copy it
from the one you got.
Also, there might be necessary to create some directory
in case a mount point is missing. If that'
I've downloaded this new distribution and have been playing
around for about a day (much to the dismay of my growing
backlog of work tasks). It's very exciting; the wrappers around
the speech stuff on OS X are a nice touch.
I'd like to have as few copies of the base Inferno install lying
around as
Hi,
there's a new octopus distribution at http://lsub.org/ls/octopus.html
It can be used, for example, as a way to use a remote Plan 9 machine
using any other system as a terminal.
The main tar ball includes Inferno with a pre-installed octopus and
a installation script so that it should be tri
