Thank you for your insight in regards to IoT devices and Plan 9! I have finished the IoT section of my research paper, however it only goes over the flaws present in the self-contained island nature of UNIX. The solutions we had discussed will come in the Plan 9 section. Coincidentally I had begun writing about name spaces when you posted the name space video. I have been informed the due date for my paper is much sooner than initially presented to me, so I will be unable to go into meticulous, thorough detail like I had initially intended, however this will not prevent me from revising the paper in the future. I intend to flesh out the paper into a book that will go over every single technical detail and historical note.
I'm fairly lazy when it comes to setting up Linux systems now, and I just use Mint. When I was young and really into Linux I used to do more custom stuff, and do things like run compiz with spinning 3D cube desktops and the like. Now, I just run Mint on laptops and desktops, and use FreeBSD for my file servers. I started using Mint because it came preloaded on the used computers I bought from FreeGeek. Also, my wife and kids have no trouble with it since it looks and behaves like old Windows.
A big history of all the computing concepts would be fun, but I'm not a big enough celebrity to pull off an hours long youtube video. If I get popular enough, I might add more history.
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3 adventuresin9 vids in one day. crazy
Great stuff! I always love hearing about UNIX and Plan 9.
So much new plan9 content!!! It's a morning nerdgasm!
Excited for this new series! Keep up the great work :>
Awesome stuff! very excited to see the new videos coming up!
He has returned!
Bro just triple slapped us in one day, I don’t know if I can handle it
Thank you for your insight in regards to IoT devices and Plan 9!
I have finished the IoT section of my research paper, however it only goes over the flaws present in the self-contained island nature of UNIX. The solutions we had discussed will come in the Plan 9 section. Coincidentally I had begun writing about name spaces when you posted the name space video.
I have been informed the due date for my paper is much sooner than initially presented to me, so I will be unable to go into meticulous, thorough detail like I had initially intended, however this will not prevent me from revising the paper in the future. I intend to flesh out the paper into a book that will go over every single technical detail and historical note.
It's never fun when deadlines get moved up. Good luck with the paper.
My goat is back yessssss
oh hey, we have the same wacom tablet, but besides that, super informative video!
Sounds really interesting!
What GNU/Linux distribution do you use in your laptop?
I'm fairly lazy when it comes to setting up Linux systems now, and I just use Mint. When I was young and really into Linux I used to do more custom stuff, and do things like run compiz with spinning 3D cube desktops and the like. Now, I just run Mint on laptops and desktops, and use FreeBSD for my file servers. I started using Mint because it came preloaded on the used computers I bought from FreeGeek. Also, my wife and kids have no trouble with it since it looks and behaves like old Windows.
@@adventuresin9 "Linux used to be fun", I've lost count of how many times I've heard it.
I'm rather annoyed you skipped over the history of timesharing, i.e. CTSS, and Multics; without those, you wouldn't have Unix.
A big history of all the computing concepts would be fun, but I'm not a big enough celebrity to pull off an hours long youtube video. If I get popular enough, I might add more history.
@adventuresin9797 It's still jarring.