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Plan 9 FAQ text (5331 words) |
 | Plan 9's approach means that application programs don't need to know where they are running; where, and on what kind of machine, to run a Plan 9 program is an economic decision that doesn't affect the construction of the application itself. |
| The Plan 9 window system (called 8½) is small and clean in part because its design is centered on providing a virtual keyboard, mouse, and screen to each of the applications running under it, while using the real keyboard, mouse, and screen supplied by the operating system. |
| Acme is a new user interface in which any word on the screen can be interpreted as a command by clicking on it, and any string can specify a file to be displayed. |
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Acme (text editor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (329 words) |
| Acme is a text editor and graphical shell from the Plan 9 from Bell Labs operating system, designed and implemented by Rob Pike. |
| Acme can be used as a mail and news reader, or as a frontend to wikifs. |
| Plan 9 from User Space is a project that ports of Plan 9 from Bell Labs userspace to Unix-like operating system has a working port of acme. |
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