The advantage of 9vx over drawterm, for me, is that 9vx
doesn't require a cpu server.
You are not using Plan 9 anymore then, rather you are using something
similar to Plan 9.
I felt that Plan 9 is abused by 9vx, which I felt at first glance, but
at that time I didn't want to say this...
I
// You are not using Plan 9 anymore then, rather you are
// using something similar to Plan 9.
I don't think it's that simple. I understand the value of running a
native Plan 9 installation (self-sufficiency is an almost universal
value), but we don't hear the same complaints when we look at
The advantage of 9vx over drawterm, for me, is that 9vx
doesn't require a cpu server.
You are not using Plan 9 anymore then, rather you are using something
similar to Plan 9.
I felt that Plan 9 is abused by 9vx, which I felt at first glance, but
at that time I didn't want to say this...
the 9pm version is still the latest Sam for Windows, right?
Thanks!
winmail.dat
a problem we've seen around here is that parallels
and vmware fusion will hang after 9load prints
entry: 0x$address. our intel 5400 motherboard
also does this when no serial is connected.
it turns out that all three of these setups have
the same problem. consdrain() loops until all
the output
This is acme mail's fault. The easiest fix is to change
/acme/mail/src/mesg.c to do two writes: first use write
to write the header, and then use write2 to write the body
(write2 is in reply.c and knows how to escape From).
You'll probably also want to make write2 return whether
or not it
