hello you can do all of that if your hardware is supported, but the ajax-thing (abaco, the web browser, is able to show your gmail account in html mode).
-a jukebox for my cds juke(7) may be, if those cd's are in mp3/ogg/wav format
-a notepad for writing
sam(1) acme(1)
-a space to orgainize and distribute photos
mkdir(1)
-a browser that supports ajax--so i could use google for my email and apps
abaco (sources/contrib/fgb/abaco_test.tgz) will show your gmail account in html mode afaik, but forget about javascript at the moment. slds. gabi On 5/30/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i'd like to build a machine to handle plan 9 as my primary operating system. i wouldn't even have a problem converting my windows machine... i became interested in plan 9 while doing research last year for the company i worked for at the time. here are the things that i find necessary in a computer in 2007: -a jukebox for my cds -a notepad for writing -a space to orgainize and distribute photos -a browser that supports ajax--so i could use google for my email and apps that's about it for me. my question is this: is there a certain set of programs that i could assemble to allow a plan 9 machine to perform these functions? and, if so, is plan 9 a disaster to get installed and configured on a pc? thank your for your time...
