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several of us are interested in blurring the boundaries enough
that quasi-real quasi-applications can be done in Plan 9 in Limbo
under hosted Inferno without the feel of a complete-box-in-a-box.
in fact, it can and has been done but some of the bits aren't implemented
so as to be distributed (which could be taken either way).

i'm surprised, though, that you'd want to put your TLBs so much at risk.
poor little things.  show them evil limbo and i'm sure they'll collapse
from heapatitis.

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Novice question: do I need Inferno to program in limbo?
That is, I know I can if I have (I did on FreeBSD-hosted one).
But there is no limbo without Inferno under Plan9 too, right?

David
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