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From: "matt" <matt@proweb.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] slight glossing over 8) ?
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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 23:04:41 +0000
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> if you _really_ want the right regexp, you should
> use the ones from webfs, due to jeff brown.

I think I'll stick to the na�ve one for now 8)

Just to let people know that web_waiter.py does it's job just as well on
FreeBSD / Enlightenment / Mozilla 1.0
presumably that's an indication that it will work with other X11 desktops
too

It's not just for drawterm based browsing btw. it's certainly quicker than
cutting and pasting into vnc and to be honest it's better than using the
browser in the 'normal' way. Being a web developer I'm often testing a
different URL for an hour or so and then on to the next one. Not having to
mess about with favourites is a boon. my acme dump contains the current set
of URLs. So acme has reduced my edit / refresh cycle for which I'm grateful.


I don't think I could give up my multi screen setup now, highlighted when I
go in for my one day a week in the office.

Can I ask those who know, how plan9 is fixed for dual screen output?

m