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Subject: Re: [9fans] I've got 4 student intern (undergraduates) here.
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When I tried to show it to our students, yes, I also felt it's not easy to do.
However, as I know Plan 9 is very easy to maintain system and users, and
to write programs, I started to do it by reading papers such as "Plan 9 from
Bell Labs" etc. with them.

Today, I asked Yoshitatsu what was his first impression of Plan 9 when he
touched, and his answer is that it was "then, so what?". :-)  I understand it,
because Plan 9 doesn't have "killer application" except of acme. which is
only for programmers or system maintainers.  However, he is writing Plan 9
application now.  However, this is not accepted by many of Japanese _SOFTWARE_
companies, if any... (sigh)

Kenji


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I want to make a `this is plan 9' presentation to them.  Can I get notes
and stuff from you?  Also, what works?  What will impress them?  And
yes i _have_ the papers from 1127, the stuff I want to steal from you
is what you did with that.

Thanks very much,
Laura Creighton
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