It's just the name of the release, like the choice of the names of Toy Story characters in Debian. A former release was called "don't touch the artwork".
How do you blackhole route if you cant assign a route to a non interface? Is there a null interface to assign too or something? (never used plan9 just curious)
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What’s the context for “Do Not Install”?
In part https://merveilles.town/@prahou/112247017144832938
That Unix Surrealism ( https://lemmy.sdf.org/c/unix_surrealism?dataType=Post&sort=T... ) art project(?) is absolutely delightful in general.
Probably the same sense of humor as their release server: only9fans.org
It's just the name of the release, like the choice of the names of Toy Story characters in Debian. A former release was called "don't touch the artwork".
If you have to ask, you shouldn't install it. This is entirely in keeping with the philosophy of 9front.
Rebuild of Plan9 - You Can (Not) Install
It’s the release following Humanbiologics.
This is an excellent question and I dug around on the website looking for an answer too. I have _no idea_.
Presumably, as a release, it should be installed?
The website has a wonderful semi-retro esthetic, a noticeable political stance, and a sense of humour, and I wonder if the naming is related.
from the #cat-v irc channel, this is a loose reference to Three Body Problem when the trisolarans sent a message to earth saying DO NOT REPLY.
How do you blackhole route if you cant assign a route to a non interface? Is there a null interface to assign too or something? (never used plan9 just curious)
Things would be better if Plan9 was the dominant OS.
Wireless for rpi? Which ones? I'd love one for Rpi B+.
Uh, RTC for games/gba, so now games like Pokémon Emerald now can access to the internal clock?
The pi3 and the pi4 have been tested to be working, I have heard that the pi0 does not quite work.
And yes the RTC was written for and tested against Pokémon Emerald.