>
> ... how did i not find this solution? probably because i wasn't familiar with
> what the perms should be. it's 100% reproducible, anyway, i'll go pester
> p9p-dev.
many smart people i know actively avoid knowing the details of ill-conceived
and archic technology. :-)
- erik
On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 09:09:39 -0400
erik quanstrom wrote:
> > By the way, if you run p9p acme on Linux as root, don't use win. The
> > pty subsystem crashes or something; you have to reboot before you can
> > open any X term. :D
>
> just change the permissions on /dev/ptmx back to g+w. in fact
> By the way, if you run p9p acme on Linux as root, don't use win. The
> pty subsystem crashes or something; you have to reboot before you can
> open any X term. :D
just change the permissions on /dev/ptmx back to g+w. in fact,
since you have a case narrowed down, it might be easy to find
& fix
On Sat, 25 Aug 2012 10:47:15 +1200
Andy Elvey wrote:
> Hi all -
> I've just been looking at the docs for cons and consolefs. I am just
> **blown away** by how cleanly and elegantly keyboard input is handled in
> Plan 9! There seems to be *none* of the - um - "less than optimal", to
> put it
Hi all -
I've just been looking at the docs for cons and consolefs. I am just
**blown away** by how cleanly and elegantly keyboard input is handled in
Plan 9! There seems to be *none* of the - um - "less than optimal", to
put it mildly - approach of Linux, with its termios and friends.
There
