Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[okamoto]

>soo... changing things in Plan 9 (like the keyboard) affects an Emu
>using those items. while nice, this isn't really suprising, is it?

Yes, Rob proposed very nice mechanism and tought deep from 
the OS structure, yeah! it's called PIPE. ^_^  Additionally, emu
is probably desigened straight forward.  I don't expect this kind
of behaviour in others such as Windows or Unicies.

Kenji

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[forsyth]

>>the OS structure, yeah! it's called PIPE. ^_^  Additionally, emu
>>is probably desigened straight forward.  I don't expect this kind

a Plan 9 program that uses keyboard and mouse accesses them
through the names in the name space.  consequently, another application,
rio being a particular example, can substitute its own things for any or
all of those names (as rio does in each window).  it's thus
no surprise that ktrans works for emu as for anything else.  a foolish program
might try to use #c directly, i suppose, but then it wouldn't work under rio,
let alone under ktrans.

>>is probably desigened straight forward.  I don't expect this kind
>>of behaviour in others such as Windows or Unicies.

no, quite.  don't even think about their network interfaces.

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[Anthony Sorace]

soo... changing things in Plan 9 (like the keyboard) affects an Emu
using those items. while nice, this isn't really suprising, is it? i
have a better question: anyone working on (or have) ktrans-like
functionality for Inferno itself? Emu runs on things other than Plan
9, and there's also native. how can i type Japanese (or Russian etc)
on my JavaStation?

//If you mean Plan 9's keyboard affects the Inferno's one,
//yes, exactly.  You can use Russian from host Plan 9's
//ktrans.  I'm confident you don't need Japanese. :-)

: anothy;

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[Wladimir Mutel]

In article <20000914083857.744F4199E9@mail> you wrote:

> If you mean Plan 9's keyboard affects the Inferno's one,
> yes, exactly.  You can use Russian from host Plan 9's
> ktrans.  I'm confident you don't need Japanese. :-)

> I changed Plan 9's key assignment to get Shift+Space key work
> as the Kanji conversion trigger key, and no touch to Inferno.

	Yes I meant exactly that. Thank you a lot for your work, I just
	did not have a time to try it.

>> I got it, too, and installed Inferno first to our Plan 9 system.
>> I remember someone asked ktrans for Inferno.  You don't
>> need it.  You can use ktrans on Inferno, too.  I confirmed it
>> just now.

> 	That was me asking. So you say Plan9's 'ktrans' affects hosted
> 	Inferno keyboard typing as well ?

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> mwg@alkar.net

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Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[okamoto]

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If you mean Plan 9's keyboard affects the Inferno's one,
yes, exactly.  You can use Russian from host Plan 9's
ktrans.  I'm confident you don't need Japanese. :-)

I changed Plan 9's key assignment to get Shift+Space key work
as the Kanji conversion trigger key, and no touch to Inferno.

Kenji


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From: Wladimir Mutel <mwg@alkar.net>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 08:14:43 GMT
Message-ID: <8pq02e$1lli$1@pandora.alkar.net>

okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp wrote:
> I got it, too, and installed Inferno first to our Plan 9 system.
> I remember someone asked ktrans for Inferno.  You don't
> need it.  You can use ktrans on Inferno, too.  I confirmed it
> just now.

	That was me asking. So you say Plan9's 'ktrans' affects hosted
	Inferno keyboard typing as well ?

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mwg@alkar.net

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[Wladimir Mutel]

okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp wrote:
> I got it, too, and installed Inferno first to our Plan 9 system.
> I remember someone asked ktrans for Inferno.  You don't
> need it.  You can use ktrans on Inferno, too.  I confirmed it
> just now.

	That was me asking. So you say Plan9's 'ktrans' affects hosted
	Inferno keyboard typing as well ?

--
mwg@alkar.net

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[okamoto]

I got it, too, and installed Inferno first to our Plan 9 system.
I remember someone asked ktrans for Inferno.  You don't
need it.  You can use ktrans on Inferno, too.  I confirmed it
just now.

Kenji

Re: [9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[Matt]

me too

lovely box

felt great reading the man pages on the toilet :-)


Matt

[9fans] Plan 9 vita nuova CD

[Boyd Roberts]

got it.