I've included 9front git history. Here is the results.

"I reviewed the 9front Git repository to confirm details about the differences between 9front and 9legacy. Here are some key points:
  1. Syscall Changes: As mentioned, 9front did not add new syscalls beyond the 'nsec' syscall, which 9legacy had already included. This syscall was needed to run Go binaries, although it was deprecated upon import.

  2. Kernel and Driver Enhancements: 9front has made numerous improvements to the kernel and drivers. For example, they have added support for new hardware, such as the i219-LM Ethernet device, and improved existing drivers, like the virtio drivers for disk and Ethernet.

  3. Library Updates: There have been updates to various libraries, such as lib9p, libsec, and libtags. These updates include bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features like support for additional audio formats in libtags.

  4. Program Improvements: Many user programs have seen enhancements and bug fixes. Notable examples include the acme editor, which received improvements from Plan9port, and the git suite, which has been updated to handle modern workflows more effectively. I reviewed the 9front Git repository to confirm details about the differences between 9front and 9legacy. Here are some key points:

  5. Syscall Changes: As mentioned, 9front did not add new syscalls beyond the 'nsec' syscall, which 9legacy had already included. This syscall was needed to run Go binaries, although it was deprecated upon import.

  6. Kernel and Driver Enhancements: 9front has made numerous improvements to the kernel and drivers. For example, they have added support for new hardware, such as the i219-LM Ethernet device, and improved existing drivers, like the virtio drivers for disk and Ethernet.

  7. Library Updates: There have been updates to various libraries, such as lib9p, libsec, and libtags. These updates include bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features like support for additional audio formats in libtags

  8. Program Improvements: Many user programs have seen enhancements and bug fixes. Notable examples include the acme editor, which received improvements from Plan9port, and the git suite, which has been updated to handle modern workflows more effectively."