Mike M wrote:
Anybody ever try plan9? There was a claim on /. that OpenBSD wants to
use the plan9 C compiler but have problems with the license (which
I can see might be a problem for them).
For the small scoop on Plan 9, from a historical perspective, check out
this chapter from ESR's book entitled "Plan 9: The Way the Future Was".
If you're into programming in a *NIX environment, I'd highly recommend
the book. It's available free online under the Creative Commons
license, or you can purchase a hard copy version from your local book
seller for in the $35 range.
http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/plan9.html
Aaron S. Joyner
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