Hi Mateusz, > To clear it up, i use the `Plan 9 from User Space' (i.e., the tools > ported to POSIX).
I've tried that one too, very interesting;-) > It took me a few (3?) months to learn to use Acme efficiently. Wow, Acme seems like a great proof of concept but I can't imagine doing anything effectively using it. The concept of the plumber is really neat though. How would you get syntax highlighting in acme, for example? > Acme takes a three-buttoned mouse, preferably with a scroll. It's > pretty important to have all three physical buttons, since a lot is > done via chording two buttons. I think the mouse is show-stopper for me. I've been trying to eliminate mouse from my life completely. > No DLL hell. Programs (and thus processes) and libraries are very > small. Greater percentage of code & data fits in CPU cache. Less > indirect & more direct data access & code calls/jumps. etc. etc. and > it avoids the worst bane of DLL so far: > http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/dynamic-linking/versioned-symbols Yes, that's definitely nice. Rather different approach to building software components than on any other systems I know. Cheers, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picol...@software-lab.de?subject=unsubscribe
