Re: [9fans] The Joy of Secstore

2009-07-16 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk

David Leimbach wrote:
Did you run secstored and factotum before or after starting stuff like 
Rio?

secstored is started from /cfg/cox/cpurc

drawterm connects to secstore, prompting for secstore password, gets the 
facotum file and authenticates you


factotum starts in lib/profile, before rio, once more prompting for 
secstore password















[9fans] The Joy of Secstore

2009-07-16 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk

Hi,

when I've got secstored running on the cpu/auth, drawterm asks me for my 
secstore password and then factotum does as well.


Am I missing something that reduces it to once ?

M





Re: [9fans] Why does Acme only show text?

2009-07-16 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk

c...@gli.cas.cz wrote:

Maybe, it would also be great if the column-handle could react in the same way 
as the window-handle works:
B3 to hide all other columns, B2 to show all and maximize the current column, 
B1 widen the current column.
I don't know whether it is even possible in current design, nor, if it is, how 
complicated the coding of these features would be.
Just an idea. I suspect also that it was already mentioned on 9fans.
  


I would like that too, it always disappoints me when I right click the 
column box expecting it to expand :)




Re: [9fans] administrivia

2009-07-16 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk

Preston Mays wrote:

I don't like copying and pasting URLs. How about some more a hrefs?




man plumb(1)




Re: [9fans] Guide to using Acme effectively?

2009-07-06 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk

Ethan Grammatikidis wrote:

http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/Usb_steering_wheel.html
I can't help laughing at the thought of one of these wheels hooked up to a plan 
9 machine!

  

think big

http://playseats.biz/shop/cat038.php?n=1



Re: [9fans] Guide to using Acme effectively?

2009-07-02 Thread mattmob...@proweb.co.uk



if the amount of text in the window is relatively small, then
just selecting all the text by dragging from start to end
and chord cut/paste is usually fastest.

when there's lots of text, it can be better to
select all the text by typing ":," in the tag and
right-clicking it; then middle click "Snarf" to
copy it to the snarf buffer.
  


I select it (by drag or :,) and press escape for cut (and then paste it 
back in again if it's to copy)


Though in doing this I often find myself pressing Esc in shell windows 
and not getting what I wanted.


Also often you'll see my hand move towards the mouse and return to the 
kb because I changed my mind or be hovering somewhere over the numeric 
keypad waiting for my  brain to decide  what to do with it.


Also I have two mice connected to my computer, one with a scrollwheel 
and one without.


I've also got a perfit mouse which has no scroll wheel on the middle 
button but two for use with the thumb, sadly the one I picked up cheap 
(i.e. $30 !) is a little too large for my girly hands.


And one of these one handed keyboards : 
http://www.proweb.co.uk/~matt/maltron.jpg


Though I'm not up to any kind of speed with it, and I want to keep my 
eyes open for a left handed one instead (or get better with a left 
handed mouse).