> So if i want port some big linux application to Plan9 i need start new
> project and copy parts of code from original one. From one side it is
> sad, because it's very ugly development model (for example if original
> project will be update, i need update my project too, so there are two
> "targets" for every update).  On another hand i could concentrate on
> new Pla9 techniques and create more powerful analogous of linux
> software.

Eventually, you'd think the autotools will fade, but reality sometimes
turns out illogical.  I think the "Plan 9 Way" will only become
dominant if there is a major change to the present status.

Strangely, no one criticises the Windows development tools...

++L

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