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https://github.com/9fans/plan9portA port of Plan 9 libraries and programs to Unix-like systems, providing compatibility for Plan 9 software in Unix environments. Includes documentation for the installation process, the 9.rc environment wrapper, the 9c C compiler wrapper, the 9l linker, and various CLI utilities such as 9fs, adict, awd, B, g, ipso, lookman, mount, and ps.
To install the port, execute the ./INSTALL script in the repository root. This script first builds mk and then utilizes mk to perform the remainder of the installation process.
For comprehensive installation details, refer to the install(1) manual page located at install.txt within the repository or visit the online documentation at https://9fans.github.io/plan9port/man/man1/install.html.
./INSTALLDocumentation is available online at https://9fans.github.io/plan9port/man/.
If you have successfully installed the project, you can access the local manual pages using the 9 man command. To see a list of man pages that describe new features or specific differences from the original Plan 9, consult the intro(1) page by running:
9 man 1 intro
9 man 1 introfont/naga10 directory contains converted versions of the NAGA10 font collection. These are dot-matrix Japanese fonts available in several typefaces, including Gothic, Bold, Mincho, and Maru. The original collection is in the public domain.The Venti library provides the necessary primitives for writing archival storage servers and clients. It is organized into several specialized modules that handle networking, caching, file tree manipulation, and data buffer management.
To use Venti, you will typically include the following headers:
#include <u.h>
#include <libc.h>
#include <venti.h>.sfd (Spline Font Designer) files found in the Deja Vu font distribution. These fonts are intended for use within the plan9port environment.libregexp library is a Unix port of the Plan 9 regular expression library, which was originally developed for the Inferno operating system. It is provided as a standalone Unix library for use in applications requiring Plan 9-style regular expression functionality.mk utility is a Unix port of the build tool originally designed for the Inferno operating system. It is repackaged to function as a standalone Unix program for use within the plan9port ecosystem.plan9port is a port of many Plan 9 libraries and programs to Unix. This specific component provides the Unix-side packaging and integration, originally packaged for Unix by Russ Cox.
For more detailed information, visit the official documentation at: https://9fans.github.io/plan9port/unix
The rio command is a port of David Hogan's 9wm, updated to behave more like the Plan 9 rio window manager. It is an X window manager designed to emulate the Plan 9 8-1/2 interface within the constraints of X11. It provides a simple, click-to-type user interface without title bars, decorations, or icons.
Note: While rio emulates 8-1/2, it is not a virtual window manager and is not highly customizable. It requires a separate terminal program for a full Plan 9 experience; for best results, it is recommended to use 9term (version 1.6 or later) alongside it.
Rc is the Plan 9 command language (shell). It executes command lines read from a terminal, a file, or via the -c flag. Command lines consist of sequences of commands separated by ampersands (&) or semicolons (;), executed from left to right.
Key behaviors:
& run in the background. The process ID is assigned to the $apid variable.&) exits, the $status variable is set to the process's wait message. A null string indicates success.\) followed by a newline to continue a long command on the next line.#) and any following characters (except inside quotes) are ignored until the newline.../lucm/unicode.9.font and ../pelm/unicode.9.font have been extended using glyphs from this collection.