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Plan 9 - one version of which is 9front, which says this: "Multiple installation media are provided for PC, Raspberry Pi, MNT Reform, and QEMU. For PC, burn an
by wormius 2y ago
Plan 9 - one version of which is 9front, which says this:
"Multiple installation media are provided for PC, Raspberry Pi, MNT Reform, and QEMU. For PC, burn an .iso file to CD, or dd it directly to USB media. For Raspberry Pi or MNT Reform, dd an .img file directly to sdcard.
The pi.img file can be used for Raspberry Pi 1, 2, and 3. The pi3.img file can be used for Raspberry Pi 3 and 4.
QEMU images are provided in QCOW2 format."
https://9front.org/releases/ https://9front.org/releases/
- rewgs 2y agoOP said non-Unix. I'd say that the successor to Unix is Unix-y enough to not qualify for this thread.
- opless 2y agoIt’s not as unix-y as you think. Go try it
- bandie91 2y agoAFAIA plan9 takes the original unix ideas further than Unix or its descendents. in this light, plan9 is more unixy than unix.
- opless 2y agoIn two aspects only 1. Everything is a file. 2. A command does only one thing well There's no init, fstab, etc etc etc. Very little of your Unix muscle memory will work.
- rewgs 2y agoI've used it plenty ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's an odd duck and very interesting but the Unix roots are still clear IMO.