From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
Date: Thu, 17 Apr 1997 14:55:34 -0700
From: Eric Dorman eld@jewel.ucsd.edu
Subject: porting linux programs and drivers to plan9
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cannings@cpsc.ucalgary.ca at Thu Apr 17 14:44:16 1997 says:

> how is this for a start:

sure.

> a sam where you can define keystrokes.
>  	eg. ctrl-x-f would run ">ls", or whatever you do to put ls in a new
> file
> 	or ctrl-c would run ">make"...
> 	and of course working arrow keys!

Run acme.  put 'mk' on the menubar.  click mk.

:)

I can't remember wether there's an acme in the pcdist;
I'd have to look.

I have to admit I haven't felt the loss of not having
working arrow keys.  Shouldn't be hard to fix I would
think, but I personally haven't found the need.  Clicking
on the scrollbar and clicking on the target worked fine.

It was somewhat surprising to find they didn't work
the first time around :)

> rich
> cannings@cpsc.ucalgary.ca

Regards,

Eric Dorman
edorman@ucsd.edu