Hi,
What's a simple way to simulate two-pane view and scrolling in p9p acme?
E.g. I would first open file.txt in two columns like this:
line 1 | line 4
line 2 | line 5
line 3 | line 6
And now I'd like to scroll down the "whole page",
so the next screen I'm facing would look lik
There is also a standalone Unix port of sam that includes chording,
xft, custom colors and a few other hacks. It's a pleasure to work
with; I've even come to prefer the initial, black and white UI.
http://www.deadpixi.com/an-updated-version-of-sam
On 22 May 2016 at 08:29, Iruatã Souza wrote:
> T
> I wasn't able to get it working remotely because the additional 'rsam'
> command doesn't seem to be built. I haven't looked at that yet though.
I can't confirm for now if it was built for me on Tiny Core Linux. The
source and makefile for 'rsam' are included and also documented,
though.
it also
looks like Rob King added ctrl-b (ctrl-k in his case) to deadpixi's
sam about a month ago. cool. :)
https://github.com/deadpixi/sam/commit/cdbdf04093a76cd3634e59e127bfd8f7a5083b20#diff-22f470141ff9a8838525c57e45bcdb63
On 23 May 2016 at 10:25, Mart Zirnask wrote:
>> I wasn'
There is also a very actively maintained stand-alone Unix fork for sam:
https://github.com/deadpixi/sam
It has several additional keybindings, a command ("b") to perform a
fuzzy match on file names and, most recently -- colors!
(Be sure to look at the screenshot.)
Sam is really interesting. Cheer
Hi, I stumbled across this minimalist single-window Acme clone:
http://www.call-with-current-continuation.org/ma.tar.gz
It's written by Felix Winkelmann, the creator of Chicken Scheme.
The source is dated 2016-11-17, so apparently it is recent work.
I also took a screenshot. As you can see, windo
On 13/02/2018, Lucio De Re wrote:
> On 2/13/18, Daniel Camolês wrote:
>> [ ... ]
>>
>> Maybe it's not impossible that someone would come up with a way to input
>> text using a pen over a screen that's even more efficient and convenient
>> than a keyboard. So far, such technology just doesn't exis
On 14/06/2018, Daniel Camoles wrote:
>
> Well I don't know if it solves your problem, but you could run openbsd from
>
> inside vmx, and then run a browser like chrome in there. Works perfectly.
> You probably could substitute openbsd for linux or other, vmx is fully
> functional.
>
+1, and there
hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 9vx only works on 32bit linux userland. and cinap reminds us that 9vx
> is not synced to latest improvements in 9front kernel.
Thanks. I was planning to try out 9front with 9vx; now I won't bother.
9legacy has been running fine for me.
Mart
On 21/06/2018, Ethan A. Gardener wrote:
>... I no longer have a desk of
> the right proportions to make mouse use comfortable, and can no longer bend
> over a laptop for hours on end, (a Thinkpad with 3 buttons,) text editing in
> Plan 9 has become unpleasant. I could patch Samterm and Rio to make
Regarding Forth systems, this might also be of interest:
http://cosy.com
"CoSy is the evolute of a life lived in noteComputing environments
built in Ken Iverson's APL and Arthur Whitney's K now built Ron
Aaron's open to the chip Reva Forth"
Mart
On 28/06/2018, Tyga wrote:
> That's very neat !
On 15/04/2019, Marshall Conover wrote:
> For example, I feel super squished on a single screen, but I've come to
> dislike the awkwardness of switching between multiple 'workspaces' or
> working with tiling wms. So I'm playing around with rio at the moment to
> see if adding a 'panning' effect, wh
> PS: I concur with the late Dijkstra that the programming language(s)
> you learn shape(s) your ability to construct abstractions in your
> mind. We're kind of safe for as long as C remains the base language
> for development. All bets are off when Objective C takes over.
Would you mind posting a
Hello,
Has there ever been a port of sam -d for DOS?
I tried the win32 port (pf9) on FreeDOS, but it didn't work.
btw this link on sam's homepage (pf9 for 64-bit Windows) is dead:
https://bitbucket.org/mtrS/pf9
Thanks and best,
Mart
--
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Permali
Also, if you want an overview of the system, Nemo's book "Introduction
to Operating Systems Abstractions Using Plan 9 from Bell Labs" is an
awesome resource.
http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/9.intro.pdf
Best,
Mart
On Sat, 16 Oct 2021 at 13:14, Keith Gibbs wrote:
>
> Yeah, don't switch for simple tool
A related question:
9front sam has the ^ command, which makes it easy to apply multiple
sam commands to the dot from a script, e.g:
#!/bin/rc
cat << END
,x/red/ c/blue/
,x/yellow/ c/green/
END
How does one accomplish this in oldschool Unix sam -d without the ^
command, and also without using ssam
Sorry for the late reply -- great hint, thanks very much.
In a perfect world, I would need a solution that also works on Windows
(with the ported unix/p9 tools), but I'll probably build the
sam9f-unix port by iru- [1] for now.
Btw, can anybody point me to the initial ^ and/or _ command patch?
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