Lmst

My desired/goal daily driver: Thinkpad X1 Carbon (Gen 9) running #OpenBSD 7.8 and #plan9 port (for #acmeEditor) for all my #awk , #adalang and #avr (attiny3217) programming.

Unfortunately, #avrdude under OpenBSD (for UPDI flashing) is having USB problems, the AVR GCC compiler is way out of date and I can't get a newer GCC compiled due to C++14 requirements (although coping over the newer AVR GCC support files seem to work with the older compiler). Ada dev suffers same compiler upgrade problem... grrrr..

So back to the MacBook Pro, loaded with all of the above (e.g. plan9port, etc).

And, oh, btw.. as always: fuck ICE

Spent the weekend jamming on #plan9port (just for #acmeEditor) and a bit of "bare metal" C programming for an ATTiny3217 (paired with an ADXL355 accelerometer). Alternated between #openbsd (on a Thinkpad Carbon X1) and an M1 MacBook Pro.
Porting support for the antiquated avr-gcc to OpenBSD was a pain.
Nice to know that if I wanted to ditch my MacBook and go rogue, I can pick up where I left off on my OpenBSD Thinkpad.

On another note, I am really liking this modern acme style editor Anvil, especially multicursor support and syntax highlighting.
https://anvil-editor.net/

#AnvilEditor #Acme #AcmeEditor #Plan9OS

Showing off the kew music console application. OpenSuse, KDE, Acme, kew, Dolphin. Gruvbox dark, Buuf icons, custom wallpaper. Sepia is my new favorite color scheme. #ScreenshotSunday #Screenshot #OpenSuse #Plan9 #acmeEditor #kew

a dark gruvbox sepia theme with a few windows open.

How to create a shortcut in Windows 11/10 to acme from plan9port after you install it in WSL. Create a shortcut, put something like this in your target

C:\Windows\System32\wslg.exe -u root -- /usr/local/plan9/bin/9 acme -f /lib/font/bit/kurinto/kurinto.18.mono.font

set your start path to where you want it to open.
You are welcome. #plan9port #acmeeditor #windows #plan9 #wsl

#acmeEditor

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