Gathering a bunch of examples, I want to learn to make little graphical apps.
Figured out the basics for drawing stuff I think. The docs are pretty great.
Also, I'm becoming a freaking ACME magician, I love the chords scheme thingy.
I think I will make a #plan9 cookbook with a bunch of examples files like I did for Think Pascal and 6502 Assembly.
Managed to compile asm6 with pcc and resume my 6502 work, only this time, in #plan9.
Dreams do come true.
Implemented bresenham line.
Left is #plan9's line() and right is bresenham.
I know I told myself I wouldn't waste time doing this but the #plan9 babyblue was NOT calming me down, at all.
Teaching myself how to mod rio. Added wallpapers support from scratch today. Plan9 is amazing, it's everything I was promised, it's now my main daily driver.
@neauoire By daily driver, do you mean for e.g. email and web browsing also?
@tty Yeah :) I've got it setup so I can do both of these things right now. Email is a bit tricky since our company email is a gmail, but I'm trying to sort that out now. It still works, but it throws a ton of errors that makes it hard to read anything properly.
@neauoire Also, omigosh, you can cat /dev/screen to get the pixels? That's.. just.. so beautiful.
@tty @neauoire
It gets an Useless Use of Cat Award tho
http://porkmail.org/era/unix/award.html
@lkundrak @neauoire I never liked that article. It fails to consider the semantic clarity that `cat` can impart, which I consider *extremely* useful.