Subj : Re: My Retro Computing
To   : tenser
From : paulie420
Date : Mon Aug 09 2021 12:55:01

 te> http://pub.gajendra.net/2016/05/plan9part1
 te> 
 te> Plan 9 was built as a programmer's system; the idea was that,
 te> instead of a network of loosely federated Unix systems, you'd
 te> build a more tightly coupled Unix from a network of machines.
 te> There's not a lot to do with it unless you're a C programmer.
 te> 
 te> That said, Richard's Raspberry Pi image is definitely the
 te> way to go with respect to playing around with it.

I also played around with Plan9 basically just to SEE what it was, on a Pi... thanks for posting your article - I'll be sure to read, and your insight to what Plan9 is and how it was intended to be used...

I'm not a [heavy/good] C programmer - but I love learning, touching and [trying to] use as many different systems as I can. 



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