> if you want an advice from the old farts on this mailing list i bet it
> would be 'keep distractions to a minimum'. distracting colours too.
In my opinion, there's merit in revisiting the assumptions applicable
to RIO, specifically to reinforce the ones that have stood the test of
time as well a
On 20 April 2013 14:48, erik quanstrom wrote:
>> can I do something like '9fs sources' but in p9p so that I could read
>> p9 (not port) sources in linux?
>> I'd guess it is possible, but I don't know how...
>
> srv -n sources.cs.bell-labs.com sources
> 9p ls sources | mc
>
> it's a
On 20 April 2013 19:11, David du Colombier <0in...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Using 9pfuse:
>
> 9pfuse sources.cs.bell-labs.com /n/sources
>
> Using v9fs:
>
> mount -t 9p 204.178.31.11 /n/sources
Both ways work for me, however, it is, for some reason, very slow.
(I wait several seconds before 'ls' shows
Every element in rio has a functional justification. Without abandoning that
principle, I'm sure there is room for improvement. Or even a better model like
tiling.
- erik
Keith wrote:
>Hi! I've used 9 every now and then for two years now, and its pretty awesome.
>Rio however, I feel needs
> Is it slow only for me?
9p doesn't play very well with high(er) latency networks, so much depends
on router perfornace and the geographic distance between you and the labs.
if you are unlucky enough to have your IP routed over satalite links
the performance will be very poor.
Having said all th
On Sat Apr 20 14:25:53 EDT 2013, j...@corpus-callosum.com wrote:
> Plot doesn't have any redraw in eresized(). It would need to redraw
> the screen and reprocess the data for the new size.
yes. this is a problem for plan 9. you cannot move or hide the plot
window. imho this is pretty antisoc
also, /n/sources/patch/plotresize
- erik
