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To: 9fans@9fans.net
Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2013 11:48:31 +0000
From: Kyle Laracey <kalaracey@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] 9atom vs 9front
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On Tuesday, March 12, 2013 4:53:04 PM UTC-4, a...@9srv.net wrote:
> // It would be tres cool if this information was getting
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> // mirrored in the Wiki.
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> I've been copying over some of the more concise and
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> complete reports, but yes: people with working setups
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> should add their experiences there.
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> For those who have not used the wiki, editing existing
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> pages is pretty easy. In Acme acme on Plan 9=B9, run
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> 	Local 9fs wiki
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> which will connect to the wiki and mount it at /mnt/wiki
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> within a running acme. Next, run
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> 	Wiki
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> to launch the client, which will read the files in there
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> and give you a much nicer interface. On the main page
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> there, you can right-click on
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> 	[Wiki index]
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> to get a list of all the pages on the wiki. Type in your
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> changes and execute "Put" in the tag when done.
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> For details, see the pages "Acme wiki instructions" and
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> "Wiki syntax"=B2. Note in particular that the syntax is like a
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> *very* minimalistic version of the sort of markdown
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> used on many other wikis.
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> Anthony
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> =B9 I'm told this is doable somehow on p9p, but I don't
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> how and can't confirm that.
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> =B2 It'd be neat if someone would work out how to get the
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> plumber to handle /mnt/wiki paths (or some conventional
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> mapping thereof) so we could pass them around as
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> pseudo-hotlinks.

I would love to help, as I have a good install, but I have no networking.