quintile | 12 years ago | on: The Unix spirit set free: Plan 9 from Bell Labs (2006) [pdf]
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quintile | 12 years ago | on: The Unix spirit set free: Plan 9 from Bell Labs (2006) [pdf]
This is an x11 port in the contrib directory equis - if you want it. I use it to communicate with remote linux machines.
There is also an ncurses port and a vim port. I don't feel the need for either of those.
quintile | 12 years ago | on: The Unix spirit set free: Plan 9 from Bell Labs (2006) [pdf]
comea c++ is available though it costs $50
page 1
As people have said browser support is an issue, there is linuxemu + firefox but I prefer to remote desktop/vnc to a windows/linux VM that my work's IT dept look after.
In this day and age throwing another VM at the problem is not a big deal, and is definitely easier than porting webkit.
I write C code for embedded and server side code so I can write this in portable C and run it on windows, Linux, plan9 or embedded under threadx.
Its an environment I am used to and I like it, I find I am productive with it.
-Steve