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Victoria, BC might be possible; but that's a lot of timezones for our
european friends.
Paul
On 11-Dec-06, at 7:22 PM, ron minnich wrote:
is canada easier for people? toronto or even somewhere really cool
like newfoundland?
ron
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> - writing drivers sucks.
There are two components: the hardware and the primitives in the
operating system or, preferably, in the programming language.
PC-hardware sucks, but in practice Xen, VMware and their ilk are all
trying to provide an abstraction that doesn't. Is it really true that
Pla
On 12/11/06, Lucio De Re <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is canada easier for people? toronto or even somewhere really cool
> like newfoundland?
South Africa? I see there are around thirty people in Nemo's picture,
I don't think it would be too hard to accommodate as many in my little
home village
> is canada easier for people? toronto or even somewhere really cool
> like newfoundland?
South Africa? I see there are around thirty people in Nemo's picture,
I don't think it would be too hard to accommodate as many in my little
home village, but Cape Town or Johannesburg may be better suited a
is canada easier for people? toronto or even somewhere really cool
like newfoundland?
ron
We talked at length about this issue at IWP9 without a lot of consensus.
However, I think that many of us agreed on these points:
- writing drivers sucks.
- copying Linux and Windows will accomplish very little.
- one significant place where Plan 9 wins is using it as a versatile
base for build
> so suppose we have javascript and all that jazz working on plan 9,
> would all that goo have vitiated the reason we were drawn to plan 9
> in the first place?
Because I need to share bits with people who use MS Office, I
need to run OpenOffice roughly daily. But not all day, so
a combination of
It´s taking some time for us to put the photos at the ws web site.
Here you can take a look to what we have in the mean time.
We´ll put all the ones we get in the official web site, in a few days.
Just put 'em on an FTP server somewhere. Nobody on this list owns a web
browser, anyway :-)
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It´s taking some time for us to put the photos at the ws web site.
Here you can take a look to what we have in the mean time.
We´ll put all the ones we get in the official web site, in a few days.
Enjoy
http://picasaweb.google.com/nemo.mbox/Iwp9?authkey=yHPcsVLovHA
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On 12/11/06, Joel Salomon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/11/06, Latchesar Ionkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd vote for New York, but Austin is fine too :)
Here's another vote for New York. (Especially if it can include a
field trip across the Hudson to the land of New Jersey, where once
d
Hello everyone.
Thanks for a great time last week. I've only really just come down to
earth !
As for next time - I'd rather avoid US Immigration fingerprinting /
profiling etc.
but hey, whoever can get it sorted, that's the one for me, even
somewhere alcohol dry like Saudi Arabia might be
i have seen variations on this problem in a number of situations.
even when mounting the sam upas/fs after posting to /srv, faces
and upas/nedmail don't play nicely under drawterm for me. the faces
display properly and reflect the contents of the mailbox, but
clicking on the face yields "message
hello
oh!! thanks, i don't know why i was expecting some magic to happen :-)
gabi
On 12/11/06, Skip Tavakkolian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(posting again with a slight change. i had the order of plumber/upasfs wrong)
acme mail under the same conditions has the same behavior. my guess
is that
2006/12/11, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Sydney is a great city, but so is New York, the US is
much cheaper for me to get to; but November is summer
in OZ...
That hasn't helped much has it?
I will be in New York (I live there), I will not be in Sydney (I can't
afford to fly + stay). If my
(posting again with a slight change. i had the order of plumber/upasfs wrong)
acme mail under the same conditions has the same behavior. my guess
is that upasfs deals with /mnt/plumb in the name space it was
invoked in (i.e. the plumber that started before upas/fs was started).
so maybe
if ( test
acme mail under the same conditions has the same behavior. my guess
is that upasfs deals with /mnt/plumb in the name space it was
invoked in (i.e. the plumber that started before upas/fs was started).
so maybe
if ( test -r /srv/upasfs.$user ){
mount /srv/plumb4upas.$user /mnt/plumb
mount -c /srv/u
I think the problm is that you have two copies of the plumber.
faces(1) sends events to "showmail" which causes the plumber to start
nedmail to view your messages. faces also listens to the plumbers
"seemail" port - and is usually sent messages by upas/fs when new mail
arrives or mail is deleted.
hello
I'm trying to avoid starting more than one upasfs with my user, so i
use this on my profile:
plumber
...
if ( test -r /srv/upasfs.$user ){
mount -c /srv/upasfs.$user /mail/fs
}
if not {
upas/fs -s
mount -c /srv/upasfs.$user /mail/fs
}
...
rio starts
seems that when i log on, upasfs is cor
Sydney is a great city, but so is New York, the US is
much cheaper for me to get to; but November is summer
in OZ...
That hasn't helped much has it?
-Steve
On 12/11/06, Latchesar Ionkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd vote for New York, but Austin is fine too :)
Here's another vote for New York. (Especially if it can include a
field trip across the Hudson to the land of New Jersey, where once
dwelt the fair maidens UNIX and Plan 9. (Is anyone at
On 12/11/06, Eric Van Hensbergen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can probably pull resources together to host here in Austin at IBM,
but I'd rather go to Sydney :)
I agree :-).
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I'd vote for New York, but Austin is fine too :)
Thanks,
Lucho
On Dec 11, 2006, at 11:37 AM, Eric Van Hensbergen wrote:
I can probably pull resources together to host here in Austin at IBM,
but I'd rather go to Sydney :)
-eric
On 12/11/06, Bruce Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Errr. Austin is closer than Sydney :)
My 2cents.
On 12/11/06, Eric Van Hensbergen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can probably pull resources together to host here in Austin at IBM,
but I'd rather go to Sydney :)
-eric
On 12/11/06, Bruce Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sydney? I ca
I can probably pull resources together to host here in Austin at IBM,
but I'd rather go to Sydney :)
-eric
On 12/11/06, Bruce Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sydney? I can probably get it together.
brucee
On 12/10/06, Gorka guardiola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/8/06, Paul La
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