Plan9 desktop guide is the most comprehensive guide on everyday use of Plan9 out there. This is a start to understand what you will be dealing with.
9front FQA Is your next stop for installing Plan9. 9front is an up to date distribution of the original Plan9. Either you install 9front bare bone on some old computer you have lying around; or you install 9front within a qemu or Virtualbox instance as a CPU server, and then Drawterm into it.
cat-v, the place you wish you'd found sooner.
The Tao of Acme. (mirror as original site is wiped) Managed to fire up acme and are asking yourself "what?"? Begin by reading this wonderful post by Ben Hancock. You can also watch A Tour of Acme by Russ Cox. And here are some Acme Notes
An introduction to Plan 9 Networking "the resource appears and behaves as though it is on the local machine. This technique is more akin to true, networked computing."
Unix to Plan9 command translation This resource is for those UNIX or Linux hackers that need to translate their hard earned commands.
A collection of Plan9 documentation in PDF format. Some of the above pages are mirrored in PDF-format here as well.
SDF Plan9 (9front) server. They host bootcamps a couple of times every year. By getting access to the server you can play around with Plan9 without installing it yourself. Also, there is a built in chat and email from which you can connect with others.
Shithub is hosting git repositories for Plan9 hackers. When going deep into the community rabbit hole you'll meet many of the names on this site.
Sourcehut is not really a Plan9 repository host. However, you will se that many projects for Plan9 are hosted here.
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Last update: 2024-04-07