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If only I could get it to drive one of my three NICs... Then the only remaining concern would be running JavaScript. mothra is nice but god-browsers are teh st
by duck2 10y ago
If only I could get it to drive one of my three NICs...
Then the only remaining concern would be running JavaScript. mothra is nice but god-browsers are teh standard now.
I have always seen playing with boot.ini and aux/vga easier than messing with xorg.conf. Switching from something keyboard-driven like i3 or dwm, rio would cause some upset but it does not take much time getting used to- come on, you just click and drag. I also find acme a lot more convenient than vim or emacs and regularly use it on Linux via plan9port.
- mveety 10y agoYeah driver support is lacking. We have support for some Intel NICs and some Intel wifi. Basically we only have drivers for stuff we use. If you have the time it would be great if you could write a driver for your hardware. :) On the javascriptlessness: we're not big fans and have better things to do so we don't support it. And honestly you get used to being without it.