[9fans] Réf. : Re: [9fans] wiki?

[9fans] Réf. : Re: [9fans] wiki?

[boyd.roberts]

hmm, anyone know what commited this X-VM-* atrocity?

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Re: [9fans] Réf. : Re: [9fans] wiki?

[Theo Honohan]

boyd.roberts@ca-indosuez.com wrote:
> 
> hmm, anyone know what commited this X-VM-* atrocity?

the Emacs mailreader VM: http://www.wonderworks.com/vm/

It's a pretty good piece of software, if you're stuck with Emacs.  I
use it at work.

Now that I've admitted that, I might as well fess up to having set up
a few Wikis in my time, too.  They can be a good thing.

For a Plan 9 Wiki, I'm a bit concerned that the cultural gap between
Wiki's background (design patterns) and the attitudes of the
(apparently) typical Plan 9 user is too great.  It's definitely worth
a try, though.

Kudos to Russ for making such an ecumenical suggestion. :-)

Theo