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Subject: Re: [9fans] emacs vs plan9
From: Kenji Okamoto <okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp>
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> thanks a lot for the explanation. I think I understood it.

You should read Rob's comment with deepest attention
what he is really saying.  His word is always terse enough
for us. =E2=98=BA

You must be careful this philosophy is not always been kept=20
in the present Plan 9 distribution.  I don't know the reason,
however, I guess everything has done in the restriction of
time and man powers...  If you are a kind of programmer
who wants to invent something and has skills for it, you will=20
find many interesting targets in the present Plan 9 dsitribution.
I'm aware of it, however, unfortunately, I have no such good
skill, sigh...   This must be a target for young skilled programmer,
I think.

Kenji