From: Bill Broadley broadley@turing.ucdavis.edu
Subject: comp.os.plan9
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 1995 20:08:50 -0500 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19950401010850.rKcG8LKUtbN7EgPfBJ9vBE3LmeFBg7x-gMBedBnFIHM@z> (raw)
> (If moderation is a hangup then that can be hashed out in the RFD phase,
> but I'm pretty sure the odds of the developers participating will be
> better if it's moderated. And the moderation 'style' could consist of
> just weeding out the bozo posts and chain letters.)
>
> CHARTER
>
> comp.os.plan9 is a moderated newsgroup for discussion of the Plan 9
> operating system from Bell Labs. It's a forum to ask questions and share
> information about installing, administering, and using Plan 9 systems.
> The newsgroup will be bidirectionally gatewayed with the Plan 9 mailing
> list.
>
> RATIONALE
>
> Plan 9 is a computing system developed at the Computing Science Research
> Center of AT&T Bell Laboratories. First released in 1990, Plan 9 contains
> many innovative ideas but is robust enough for production use. There is
> an active Plan 9 mailing list with several hundred readers.
>
> Past releases of Plan 9 could only be licensed by universities. The next
> release will be available to anyone, and run on a wide range of PCs. This
> will make running Plan 9 an option for many Usenet readers.
>
> A Plan 9 newsgroup would let Plan 9 users help each other, and let anyone
> interested in current operating system practice learn about Plan 9.
Sounds great. Thought you might know.... Will plan-9 once released be
a commercial os? I.e. pay per license? Or is it distributable? I.e.
you pay for the cd-rom then can let your friends install it?
I'm uncertain if AT&T is trying to make money from plan-9 or just covering
distribution costs.
If you don't know I can wait.
--
Bill Broadley Broadley@math.ucdavis.edu UCD Math Sys-Admin
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1995-04-01 1:08 Bill [this message]
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1995-08-28 16:30 comp.os.plan9 Steven
1995-08-28 13:45 comp.os.plan9 Scott
1995-08-28 9:33 comp.os.plan9 Kiran
1995-08-28 9:19 comp.os.plan9 forsyth
1995-08-28 8:27 comp.os.plan9 dhog
1995-08-01 17:27 comp.os.plan9 Jim
1995-04-04 7:30 comp.os.plan9 Hans-Peter
1995-04-03 0:58 comp.os.plan9 Christopher.Vance
1995-04-02 0:29 comp.os.plan9 Scott
1995-04-01 21:38 comp.os.plan9 Gregg
1995-04-01 20:48 comp.os.plan9 Geoff
1995-04-01 11:36 comp.os.plan9 Harald
1995-04-01 11:28 comp.os.plan9 Martin
1995-04-01 3:59 comp.os.plan9 rob
1995-04-01 1:15 comp.os.plan9 rob
1995-03-31 22:56 comp.os.plan9 Jim
1995-03-31 14:14 comp.os.plan9 Dirk
1995-03-30 18:32 comp.os.plan9 Geoff
1994-02-07 0:21 comp.os.plan9 Scott
1994-02-06 19:46 comp.os.plan9 Vijay
1994-02-06 17:15 comp.os.plan9 geoff
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