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Unix just provides no good way to write one that can be used remotely well that's the issue, isn't it? the graphics options that we have are slow and complex,
by em-bee 6mo ago
Unix just provides no good way to write one that can be used remotely
well that's the issue, isn't it?
the graphics options that we have are slow and complex, and they don't solve the problems like a terminal and therefore the terminal persist.
- ori_b 6mo agoYes, and plan 9 solved this; you open /dev/draw and start drawing.
- anthk 6mo agoPlan9 has no terminals. Well, it actually has one in 9front, vt(1), but as a tool to call against Unix systems (such as ssh), not to interact with 9front software. vt(1) in 9front it's as 'native' as HyperTerminal in Windows.