"Showing how I make videos and showing how to do some video stuff on 9front"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72TyH4zWCqA
#plan9 #9front #camv #video #metavideo

It seems #Plan9 has a weird syntax for URLs, but I guess it has in mind different network stacks. It goes something like this protocol!host_name!port. Some programs like ssh can omit that by using username@host_name, but if you have a non-standard port, you have to use the full url.

YSAP - WILD CAT -V REFERENCE!!!

https://vhsky.cz/w/o7QydXPLazkqs69gM4XEAt

"Showing how I used the Reqqueue feature of the 9front 9P library to read continuous data off a I2C rotary encoder."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRQj1PnFKqw
#plan9 #9front #9p #9pqueue

The best beginners guide (for nerds) to get started with Plan 9 OS / 9front is this one https://pspodcasting.net/dan/blog/2019/plan9_desktop.html besides the obvious https://fqa.9front.org I highly recommend giving it a look if you are interested in this operating system. #9front #plan9

Arcan/Prio quick demo

https://video.hardlimit.com/w/dPoxzGzz7oGPmSA39MvRi2

plan9 devs: this is not the 70's anymore. Let's make GUIs easily programmable right in the OS

also plan9 devs: hey peeps check out my text-only terminal client for text-centric Mastodon

#plan9

After a longer lecture about #Kubernetes, I came to the conclusion that #Plan9 is anti-Kubernetes. It runs one operating system on many physical computers and relies on the fact that all systems are physically separated. That makes everything very fault tolerant, because any side cpu server (They just can PXE boot) can block and you can restart it, without damaging any data. because it does not have a file system and you literally can turn off your terminal from the switch (without a shutdown procedure) or just pull the plug.
This architecture has the advantage, that it can be built from garbage computers. I mean literally computers from the garbage.