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IMHO, what will happen is that some years from now someone will
re-invent the technology Plan 9 users were using 20 years before,
give it a name like Java^H^H^H^H KJT9, and pretend that it's brand
new technology. At that point, people would probably adopt it.

My argument to support this claim is the history of CS.

Couldn't resist.

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> all the same stupid shit people always say. maybe they're right, maybe=20
> wrong.=20
>=20
> But they all said the same thing about Unix, long ago ...

However, now, things have been changed, that is,
now most of computer users are naive users, and they
don't want to LEARN computers.   So, I don't worry about the
number of Plan 9 users, because it's very natural in these days.
So, I use Plan 9 for developping, and anything other Linux, and
Windows at home.  =E2=98=BA

Kenji
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