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Subject: Re: Abaco (was Re: [9fans] smacme)
From: benavento@gmail.com (Federico G. Benavento)
Date: Sat,  8 Jul 2006 01:47:55 -0300
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> news.com.com had some bad urls that required me to hide or resize the window
> often otherwise the top lines would be unreadable.
> discarding the errors doesn't
> seem like the right solution; something along the lines of acme does.
>

hmm... ok, the thing is that there shouldn't be errors at all,
a quick "grep warning /sys/src/cmd/acme/*.c" tells me that
the errors reported there are more user related than bug related ones.
I said /dev/null in the former mail, but it could be /sys/log/abaco
 or whatever, I use: "plumb client window -dx 900 -dy 700 abaco >[2]/tmp/abaco.log"
as I'm always putting some debugging prints in it.

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Federico G. Benavento