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/proc, user-level filesystems (used for netb/netfs, and i think upas too), dmr's streams (not STREAMS), and a whole TCP/IP and DataKit stack using streams diffe
by 4ad 10y ago
/proc, user-level filesystems (used for netb/netfs, and i think upas too), dmr's streams (not STREAMS), and a whole TCP/IP and DataKit stack using streams different from BSD's networking stack, the rc shell used later in Plan 9 (somehome missing from these archives though), mk (also used in Plan 9), upas (also used in Plan 9), GUI on the blit/jerk terminal, the sam text editor, and a lot of other stuff that I'm forgetting right now.
- cat199 10y agoCheers.. Just also found this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Unix#Versions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Unix#Versions durr...
- 4ad 10y agoNote that many of the details on wikipedia are wrong, especially time-wise. Now with the source available it's a good time to correct them, however.