Showing how in latest 9front it's possible to easily plumb remote files from Unix hosts to 9front, via vt(1).

OSC 7 (reporting current directory) has been added to vt, which allows easier plumbing. The two requirements are:

If you're using tmux, one of the options is to tell it your terminal supports OSC 7: see "set-option", "terminal-features" in the manual page. What I have in my ~/.tmux.conf is set-option -s terminal-features[2] *:osc7. This is slightly wrong but does the job.

In this video you'll see the only color theme accepted by 9front community.

Mirroring an existing window with a script:

while() { iconv -u < /dev/wsys/11/window > /dev/kbdoled; sleep 0.016 }

This is stupid.

Mirroring an existing window to Reform's keyboard built-in OLED is just:

Of course, catclock is the best example. Eyes fit perfectly!

Blinkenlichten in rc.

Just showing how fast Reform boots Void Linux with full disk encryption and nvme. Filesystem is f2fs.

A quick track done in Renoise on Linux. Features samples from "AT&T Archives: Seeing the Digital Future (1961)".

No drawterm, nor vncv, nor VMs involved.

https://git.sr.ht/~ft/hj264

No remuxing and no sound yet.

Testing video capturing by attaching directly to vesa framebuffer segment. The additional delay is most likely related to the entire screen image going back to devdraw as a new Image update, only to be redrawn in a window in the bottom right corner of the screen. Tearing is visible, which is caused by not having any kind of frame synchronization. Perhaps userspace devdraw with explicit synchronization (and maybe even transcoding) would be a better choice.

Native FT2 port to Plan 9 is now mostly working.

https://git.sr.ht/~ft/ft2-clone

Music playing is Mechanism Eight from UT99.