> And, by the way, cpu servers are the only way I use Plan 9 > these days.
Thought provoking. My experiences with early drawterm were not promising (NetBSD as opposed to Windows or Linux, the multithreading is still not entirely adequate), so I use VNCviewer on NetBSD and VNCS on a CPU server. Probably masochistic of me, I'll have to try drawterm once again. At home, it's worse as I have to use VNCV on my Plan 9 workstation to access the NetBSD hosts so I have one VNCV session and I do all the remote work through it. I guess it's good to get the occasional jolt and investigate the options. To be sure, an X server session or, even better, some way of getting RIO and and X clients to communicate seemlessly would be exactly what I believe I need. ++L
