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scgid
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Scgid is a daemon that listens for TCP connections (usually from a Web server), and handles SCGI requests by calling a program and returning its output. Written in Limbo, for Inferno.
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inferno utility library
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"Util" is a library, in Limbo, with various commonly used functions. Some are in other standard libraries (like string.m, lists.m), others are not. This library was written because having to write these functions all the time (which is still faster than copy-pasting) is annoying.
The modules
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novt
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A basic ecma-48 terminal emulator with color, supporting only basic escape sequences. For Inferno, written in Limbo.
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inferno-find
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Find for Inferno lets you traverse directory trees and print paths and
information about a file. It is intended to be easier to use than alphabet-fs(1)
and/or du(1) with various combinations of grep, sed and for-loops
with ftest(1). Find's usage is different from the unix version
(most importantly, it uses standard option syntax).
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vixen
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Vixen is a vi-like editor for Inferno. It should be immediately usable if you know vi (vixen also implements some functionality found in vim). Useful if you don't want to learn acme (yet), or
simply prefer vi. Vixen does try to blend in with Inferno, e.g. by providing support for plumbing.
See the manual page for more information.
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wmrun
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Wm/run has functionality traditionally found in terminal emulators and shells. It allows the user to input commands, and executes those commands using the Inferno shell. It is similar in functionality to Inferno's wm/sh, but different in the following respects:
- it doesn't pretend i/o of the
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qwm
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Qwm is a window manager for Inferno, an alternative to Inferno's wm/wm. Its arrangement of stacks of windows in columns is similar to acme.
The major difference is that qwm always has 9 columns (1-9, similar to dwm), and that visibility of a column can be toggled. This makes columns similar to
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ttffs
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Ttffs is a 9P2000 server, serving ttf files in any size as Inferno/Plan 9 fonts. Ttffs serves a seemingly empty directory, but walks to files of the form "name..font" succeed if "name.ttf" exists and size is numeric > 1. The file is a normal Inferno font and points to subfonts named "name.."
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inferno vnc
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wm/vncv is a vnc viewer for Inferno. vnc uses the rfb (remote frame buffer) protocol.
See the manual page for details, or try:
wm/vncv hostname
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ircfs
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Ircfs is an irc client as file system. It uses the supplied irc library, and comes with a Tk front-end that uses one or more instances of ircfs. All code is written in Limbo, for Inferno. The file server speaks the Styx protocol.
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