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Subject: Re: [9front] Bounty: tmux-esque /dev/draw intermediary
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> my experience with poor connections has been the opposite, especially with stuff like webfs and mothra.

Fair enough, but from my experience I prefer drawterm.

> 
> for some reason I thought our vnc supported audio (obviously, I've never tried to use it).

Don't see anything about it in the man page, but maybe. Regardless, 
/mnt/term would be very nice as well.

> 
> /mnt/term is a sticking point, I guess.

Yep.

Also, if I'm using someone else's box, it might be bad etiquette to 
start spawning vnc servers (for example sdf 9 bootcamp server, which is 
genuinely multiuser).

And less seriously, I just think this would be cool.