On 2013-03-18 12:09, Peter A. Cejchan wrote:
> could anyone recommend (personal experience would be nice) a VGA card
> that can support 1920x1200 mode on native Plan 9 from Bell Labs (from
> Bell Labs ;-) ?
I used to use a Dell M70 laptop with a 1920x1200 display. It had an
"Nvidia Quadro FX Go 14
On 2012-10-09 10:02, dexen deVries wrote:
> GNU make's manual states, ``This [[removal of target on error]] is
> almost always what you want `make' to do
I'm don't think GNU Make has ever correctly predicted what I want
`make' to do.
Besides that, I think there could be problems if you have an ex
On 2011-10-05 07:55, s...@9p.sdf.org wrote:
> I found this:
>
> http://weather.rap.ucar.edu/surface/stations.txt
>
> It also has the new LGX station and looks to be very well maintained.
> It is also mirrored by noaa.gov. And its not just US stations, does
> that help?
(Please excuse my ignor
On 2011-01-17 19:31, Ciprian Dorin Craciun wrote:
> * not all files of the same type are built by using the same rule;
> (for example for some files I want to enable debugging, for others
> not); thus I don't see how a meta-rule would solve this problem;
> (unless I create separate `mk` files o
> * Gentoo's plan9port also sets DEPEND="x11-apps/xauth". Is xauth a
> build or runtime dependency?
I think it would be a runtime dependency, xauth pulls in all the X11
libraries so you can X forward the GUIs from a headless machine. On the
other hand, most of my binaries seem to be statically l
> Is this possible for UNIX philosophy to develop further? Let's say,
> XML-coded trees or graphs instead of one-line strings in stdin/
> stdout.Or LISP S-expressions. New set of utilities for filtering such
> streams, grep for XML trees, etc. Building environment for dataflow
> programming from sh
> This is always somthing I have wanted to do for video stream
> processing, writeing a limited proceedural language which can be
> refactored as a dataflow graph for efficent implementation (of video
> processing).
This sounds a lot like how GStreamer operates. An example from the
gst-launch manp
> This vim syntax file is made for the rc for unix port. Though I think
> it will also be helpful for rc on plan9 since the syntax is quite
> similar.
Hey weakish, I've been working on a similar syntax file for a little
while but I guess I forgot to post it to 9fans.. I've been going off
rc(1) fr
> I'd like to check this out, but the server doesn't want to
> talk to me. Is there a copy available elsewhere?
Oops, that's rather embarrassing, sorry about that, that server has a
few issues (oddly enough, it's sysvinit is broken). I posted tarball for
the time begin at http://andy753421.ath.cx/
> Great idea, I like it :) I'll have a look at the code later.
> You're using it on old unix/linux not plan 9 I guess? thanks.
Yep, I'm running it on my ~4 year old laptop. I'm curious to see how it
would compare on something newer though. I think it would still be I/O
bound, so I'm not sure ho
My friend Mike and I were talking a while back about Unix init systems
and came to the conclusion that mk's dependency tracking could come in
handy. I decided to implement it a few days ago using plan9port and
thought that some of the folks here might be interested. Although, I
still haven't decide
> Of course, if someone has a hidden broadcom driver lying around, that
> would obviate the need for the pcmcia card...:-)
There's is some code laying around for Broadcom 570x cards:
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/uriel/mirror/bc.tgz
I've been trying to get that working on a computer
> Can anyone tell me how to make a system boot up completely w/o
> operator interaction?
After the default install adding nobootprompt= and user= to plan9.ini
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