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Subject: Re: [9fans] So What is P9 good for.....
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Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 10:34:53 +0900
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>> Sockets? X? They're so, well, not Unix-like.
>
> It's also sad that there are so many people
> who believe sockets and X are exemplars
> of the Unix style.

I think, at least, we were taught so.

I can say this clearly that _I did not say so to Yoshitatsu_.
It's my little proud!

We had read several papers comming with Plan 9 distribution,
and which is enough to tell a new commer what is Plan 9!
I had failed many times before to teach unix (so called of course)
to a new commer of our Univ., because it's too hard to understand
to such a person.

Kenji