On 23 May 2014 05:42, yan cui ccuiy...@gmail.com wrote:
which turns out the reason of blocking drawterm, although do not know the
detailed reason. Sorry for the noise.
/rc/bin/cpurc has
# cpu-specific startup
if(test -e /cfg/$sysname/cpurc)
. /cfg/$sysname/cpurc
but that precedes setting up
I propose http://fossil-scm.org/, if only for the fun of the naming conflict.
-- David
How does one sign up for a contrib directory these days?
I tried the addresses in
http://www.plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/how_to_contribute/
http://9fans.net/archive/2013/05/231
a few months ago, but never heard anything back.
-- David
I propose http://fossil-scm.org/, if only for the fun of the naming
conflict.
-- David
I was shown that a while back, and it had some definite merits. Not
enough to convince me to migrate, but enough to make me take notice.
L.
L.
have you converted to modula? :-)
- erik
Hi,
we have been working on a new system, named Clive,
it’s written in Go and includes its new weird file protocol, named zx.
I thought that some of you might be interested, so I’m writing this mail.
The http://lsub.org/ls/clive.html page has links to everything, and,
to avoid noise in 9fans, we
have you converted to modula? :-)
I used to like Modula 2, in days preceeding my exposure to C, so maybe
that's influencing my search for a new identity that does not involve
growth :-)
L.
Hello:
I plan to install 9atom natively (until now, I had been using VMs and
Rpi, but I want to try it on my home AMD64 desktop machine). I
currently have Debian GNU/Linux installed on a hard disk. I am adding
a new hard disk on which I plan to install the 9atom. I am wondering
if I need to take
I plan to install 9atom natively (until now, I had been using VMs and
Rpi, but I want to try it on my home AMD64 desktop machine). I
currently have Debian GNU/Linux installed on a hard disk. I am adding
a new hard disk on which I plan to install the 9atom. I am wondering
if I need to take any
The last time I dual booted plan 9 I just had to chainload it with grub
like you do with Windows.
Finally got the reason.
2014-05-23 3:17 GMT-04:00 Charles Forsyth charles.fors...@gmail.com:
On 23 May 2014 05:42, yan cui ccuiy...@gmail.com wrote:
which turns out the reason of blocking drawterm, although do not know the
detailed reason. Sorry for the noise.
/rc/bin/cpurc has
#
On Fri May 23 14:26:50 EDT 2014, ccuiy...@gmail.com wrote:
Finally got the reason.
personally, i preferred the big switch statement in cpurc. it scales
even to large installations, and has the advantage of being a little
easier to get an overview. and there's no need for a bunch of files
that
personally, i preferred the big switch statement in cpurc. it scales
even to large installations, and has the advantage of being a little
easier to get an overview. and there's no need for a bunch of files
I think the argument is that it keeps as much as possible common
across all users (who
Ok, My take on VCS/SCM and fossil+venti
you can copy the repository to a working copy with - dircp.
you can tag a release with - dircp
(don't forget, copying a directory set is very nearly free in terms of disk
space).
adding a log message is cat ChangeLog
the only bit missing is the ability
On 2014-05-23 13:54 , Francisco J Ballesteros wrote:
and includes its new weird file protocol, named zx.
Not sure I have seen some info about zx. What is the protocol?
signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
streams of operations on dir structures. the zx.rfs package includes the
details.
the important part is the interfaces or how it can be used, as shown in the
examples.
El May 23, 2014, a las 11:26 PM, Oleksandr Iakovliev yshu...@lynxline.com
escribió:
On 2014-05-23 13:54 , Francisco J
Hi 9fans,
This is more a poke for both Steve and I, concerning some work I have
for him. I am moving to a city 500km away from where I am now, and he
is travelling, and likely my offer of work could get lost in the
cracks. Just so the email doesn't get lost in the cracks, I thought a
poke here
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