On Jul 1, 2:14Â am, quiet_lad wrote:
> # cd
> plan9/
> # ./
> INSTALL
> + Mailing list:http://groups.google.com/group/plan9port-dev
> + Issue tracker:http://code.swtch.com/plan9port/issues/
> + Submitting changes:http://swtch.com/go/codereview
>
> * Resetting /usr/local/plan9/config
> * Compiler v
I use it the trackpoint all the time (i.e. currently sitting in the
garden with the x60 on a arm-rest), but don't tell me it's better than
my old logitech...
And dvorak is not *that* great either (definitely not worth it).
On 7/4/10, svartma...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>> On Tue, Jun 29, 201
> ANYONE?
you'll need to supply the missing files for your architecture.
nobody has written them yet. it shouldn't be hard to guess
what you need between other 64-bit examples and the existing
32-bit example.
- erik
> I use it the trackpoint all the time (i.e. currently sitting in the
> garden with the x60 on a arm-rest), but don't tell me it's better than
> my old logitech...
> And dvorak is not *that* great either (definitely not worth it).
>
What I hate about touchpads is that they take up so much space th
Hi,
I 'solved' the problem by attaching the printer to my apple airport
express. Now I can print from plan9 using this neat trick I found
whilst digging in 9fans:
term% cat test.ps | telnet tcp!express.lan!9100
connected to tcp!express.lan!9100 on /net/tcp/2
I'd still like to be able to directly
On Mon Jul 5 18:25:26 EDT 2010, ja...@cs.ioc.ee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I 'solved' the problem by attaching the printer to my apple airport
> express. Now I can print from plan9 using this neat trick I found
> whilst digging in 9fans:
>
> term% cat test.ps | telnet tcp!express.lan!9100
> connected to t
I made a post about this not too long ago.
However, the problem is in the fact that
with a port listening for data to print directly,
anything and everything that comes in, gets
printed. Beware of portscanners, etc..
A better method would be to setup a proper
LPR port (lpdaemon) such as in
/rc/bi
