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Updated May 16, 2012 by cinap_le...@gmx.de

Introduction

This is a list of possible things to add, remove, change in 9front. After there's been some consensus that something here is going to be implemented, an issue may be created.

Crazy Ideas

  • ACPI, lets DO IT!
  • make it easy to export filesystems and namespaces on the network in a ad-hoc way that works thru NAT and firewalls.
  • setup a hardware documentation library (accessible thru 9p/ftp/http) to make it easier to follow up on driver development.
  • make a TODO list which isn't full of bullshit and random suggestions
  • women

Basically Sound

  • dan cross' walk and sor
  • /contrib/andrey/cmd/lsof.c
  • newuser script
  • pegasus
  • mpeg player
  • nupas
  • graphviz
  • freetype: http://mirtchovski.com/p9/freetype/ NOTWANT: a working font converter is floating arround with a recent freetype port included. ask sl. bdf2subf and ttf2subf now available with pkg(1)
  • http://ninetimes.cat-v.org/news/2008-11-20-1_Cpu_temperature_info
  • linuxemu (kernel stuff done, should work out of the box now... linuxemu itself is not in the distribution yet)
  • equis
    • use /dev/kbd
    • snarf/paste support (might be good as client program)
  • vncv to use /dev/kbd DONE
  • more audio drivers
  • sftpfs
  • ports to other architectures
  • openvpn
  • Merge useful bits from 9atom
  • unrar, un7zip, xz
  • webfs: connection keep alive, webdav, caching DONE
  • SSE support
  • VacFS
    • client auth
    • groups (?)
    • write access
  • page(1) implement bookmarks

Somebody Else's Problem

  • inferno
    • make snarf work by default

For the Masochists

  • more Wifi, WPA
  • reimplement hg from scratch plan9 style (in Go C!)
  • write NTFS driver

For the REAL Masochists

  • reimplement ssh2 from scratch plan9 style (in Go)
    • there is but one true implementation of SSL, and it is a bitch to build.

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