For the record, libogg and libvorbis are now hosted in anothy's
contrib as well.
/n/sources/contrib/anothy/ufo/
Thanks anothy.
Mathieu
to make "score" i converted over 30,000 frames from mpg to tiff, using
inferno. it took a while, as it was 10 years ago, but nice to wake up
to.
brucee
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this one was an experiment
>
> /n/sources/contrib/maht/actionfs.c
>
> invoked with a regex l
2009/2/23 Bruce Ellis :
> to make "score" i converted over 30,000 frames from mpg to tiff, using
> inferno. it took a while, as it was 10 years ago, but nice to wake up
> to.
what's "score"?
I submitted a patch for acme this morning, wheel-chording, and I'm
sorry but I wrote the wrong email address, is there any way I could
change it? My system time was also wrong. (This is my first patch and,
I promise, the last one I submit before breakfast...)
I should also have written in the descr
Score!
http://www.chunder.com/stuff/score.html
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 12:41 AM, roger peppe wrote:
> 2009/2/23 Bruce Ellis :
>> to make "score" i converted over 30,000 frames from mpg to tiff, using
>> inferno. it took a while, as it was 10 years ago, but nice to wake up
>> to.
>
> what's "scor
Well,
I made an obvious mistake and sent the last email to the wrong address.
I apologize for that.
--
Saludos
Hugo
this seems dated to me #w, #H and #b no longer
exist and the install is now quite different.
- erik
It's got a whole chapter on alef, and the UI is still in B/W.
Definitly for an older edition of Plan 9.
'Tis a shame there's absolutley no attribution to be found. I wonder
who wrote the book? Seems to be quite readable.
Robby
hugo rivera wrote:
Hi Maulesel,
I just ran into this book and I am sending it to you for two reasons:
1.- It's in german.
2.- It's about Plan 9.
3. You sell hard drives to server operators for a living.
On Mon Feb 23 12:20:19 EST 2009, w...@authentrus.com wrote:
> hugo rivera wrote:
> > Hi Maulesel,
> > I just ran into this book and I am sending it to you for two reasons:
> > 1.- It's in german.
> > 2.- It's about Plan 9.
>
> 3. You sell hard drives to server operators for a living.
relax. it w
Hugo Rivera's (uai...@gmail.com) latest post to 9fans on Feb 23, 07:42
PDT, repeatedly causes nupas (using nupas/Mail in Acme) to crash with
"unexpected line:" messages.
ak
On Mon Feb 23 14:03:05 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
> Hugo Rivera's (uai...@gmail.com) latest post to 9fans on Feb 23, 07:42
> PDT, repeatedly causes nupas (using nupas/Mail in Acme) to crash with
> "unexpected line:" messages.
are you running the latest upas/fs/imap.c? it's been
If you get to debugging it, that'd be great. For everyone else, the
still useful png is in /n/sourcesdump/2009/0201/plan9/386/bin/png.
Everything works fine now, thanks FGB.
ak
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hola,
I haven't had the time to debug it, but readpng() changed
in the last days and it doesn't
On Mon Feb 23 15:16:16 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
> If you get to debugging it, that'd be great. For everyone else, the
> still useful png is in /n/sourcesdump/2009/0201/plan9/386/bin/png.
> Everything works fine now, thanks FGB.
i did see that the changes to png.c didn't make
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 11:01, Robert Raschke wrote:
> 'Tis a shame there's absolutley no attribution to be found. I wonder
> who wrote the book? Seems to be quite readable.
pdfinfo sheds some light on the subject:
Title: P9.pdf
Author: Wellhoefer
Creator:PScript5.dll Ve
> On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 11:01, Robert Raschke wrote:
>> 'Tis a shame there's absolutley no attribution to be found. I wonder
>> who wrote the book? Seems to be quite readable.
>
> pdfinfo sheds some light on the subject:
>
> Title: P9.pdf
> Author: Wellhoefer
> Creator:
Hello Hugo,
2009/2/23 hugo rivera :
> Well,
> I made an obvious mistake and sent the last email to the wrong address.
> I apologize for that.
>
Some mistakes can be usefull, at least for other people. ;-)
In my case I welcome your mistake, because I didn't know that a german
document covering Plan
erik quanstrom wrote:
On Mon Feb 23 12:20:19 EST 2009, w...@authentrus.com wrote:
hugo rivera wrote:
Hi Maulesel,
I just ran into this book and I am sending it to you for two reasons:
1.- It's in german.
2.- It's about Plan 9.
3. You sell hard drives to server operators for a living.
relax.
> > relax. it would take 583166 of these messages to
> > fill a tb drive. tb drives go for about $100 these days.
> >
> > - erik
>
> I forgot the smileys :-) :-)
i guess we're even then. i forgot my sense of humor today.
- erik
> It would be great to have the source of the book, maybe it would be
> worth it to create a community based 2nd release. But I guess with all
> the copyright issues involved this will be next to impossible.
i can't think of any advantages of 2e over 4e. perhaps
others disagree.
if you're after
if you're after the historical progression of how the
structure of the kernel evolved, the file server kernel
is much more interesting.
Any bits in particular? Any reason why?
-- vs
On Mon Feb 23 17:02:29 EST 2009, m...@acm.jhu.edu wrote:
> >if you're after the historical progression of how the
> >structure of the kernel evolved, the file server kernel
> >is much more interesting.
>
> Any bits in particular? Any reason why?
port/proc.c is very interesting, as are pc/lock.c
No discussion involving Einstein and Ken should have spelling mistakes
in the topic.
It complicates the understanding
ak
--- Begin Message ---
On Mon Feb 23 17:02:29 EST 2009, m...@acm.jhu.edu wrote:
> >if you're after the historical progression of how the
> >structure of the kernel evolved, the
> No discussion involving Einstein and Ken should have spelling mistakes
> in the topic.
>
> It complicates the understanding
as does changing the Subject: .
there are always tradeoffs.
- erik
Sorry about that. I've reverted to the older readpng.c.
The new one shouldn't have escaped yet.
The new one was an attempt to fix bugs in the old one
(there are some png files that the old one can't handle
correctly), but the new one has its own bugs.
My first stab at a TIL was in AVR assembler but it was more fun to write the
code than to find a way to use it.
I still don't have a use but at least I don't have to run it on the AVR anymore
to experiment
first an example run
cpu% /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/til
abc¯def
123
emit
abc def
123
:
oops I forgot carriage returns get converted in email
imagine # is a ^m
pu% /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/til
abc¯def#123#
emit
abc def
123
: emit4 emit emit emit emit
# 1 2 3 emit4
321
1 # swp 3 2 swp dup dup drop emit4 emit
3321
does this make sense / of interest to anyone :)
matt
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM, wrote:
> oops I forgot carriage returns get converted in email
> imagine # is a ^m
>
>
> pu% /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/til
> abc¯def#123#
> emit
> abc def
> 123
> : emit4 emit emit emit emit
> # 1 2 3 emit4
> 321
> 1 # swp 3 2 swp dup dup drop emit4 emit
> 3321
>
On Feb 23, 2009, at 6:48 PM, ron minnich wrote:
sure but what's the point? Couldn't you grab one of the forth
interpreters?
Forth on Plan 9? That would be great. Then I'd have a bit more
leverage in getting a new PIC based board to talk with Plan 9.
(brucee's recent 9p example's
Jeff Sickel wrote:
On Feb 23, 2009, at 6:48 PM, ron minnich wrote:
sure but what's the point? Couldn't you grab one of the forth
interpreters?
Forth on Plan 9? That would be great. Then I'd have a bit more
leverage in getting a new PIC based board to talk with Plan 9.
(brucee's recen
erik wrote:
// i can't think of any advantages of 2e over 4e. perhaps others disagree.
not "advantages", no, but there are bits and pieces that were
interesting ideas, even if they didn't pan out, that are overlooked.
the whole streams idea is really educational. nonet was neat. having
datakit c
fgb has ported 4th; it's in his contrib dir, both as a tar file and a
contrib package. i thought i remembered seeing another, but it's not
on the contrib index page.
correction: i think nonet was out of the official distribution by 2e.
still neat.
> the whole streams idea is really educational. nonet was neat. having
> datakit code in there made the network transparency feel a bit more
> real (different world, i know).
streams also exist in unix. i find it very educational that
plan 9 does well without streams.
queue quote from the little
hi,
is plan9 web server down? i am not able to do '9fs sources' too.
thanks
dharani
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, erik quanstrom wrote:
On Fri Feb 20 11:18:41 EST 2009, urie...@gmail.com wrote:
One of the main costs of dynamic linking is making fork much slower.
Even on linux statically linked binaries fork a few magnitude orders
faster than dynamically linked ones.
The main source of
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