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PLAN 9 FROM BELL LABS
Initially
developed
by
the
people
who
devised
Unix
at
Bell
Labs,
Plan
9
took
OS
development
back
into
the
realm
of
research.
Plan
9
development
continues
to
challenge
the
concept
of
the
operating
system,
reworking
the
whole
idea
using
modern
concepts
and
technology.
Plan
9
is
not
Unix.
If
you
think
of
it
as
Unix,
you
may
become
frustrated
when
something
doesn't
exist
or
when
it
works
differently
than
you
expected.
If
you
think
of
it
as
Plan
9,
however,
you'll
find
that
most
of
it
works
very
smoothly,
and
that
there
are
some
truly
neat
ideas
that
make
things
much
cleaner
than
you
have
seen
before.
Plan
9
is
applying
to
GSoC!
Overview
of
what
makes
Plan
9
From
Bell
Labs
special,
and
what
do
people
like
about
plan
9.
Wiki
index
-
Alphabetical
index
of
wiki
pages
Get
Plan
9.
Learn
Plan
9.
Use
Plan
9.
Learn
the
differences.
Become
a
member
of
the
Plan
9
community.
-
Join
one
or
more
of
our
mailing
lists,
and
meet
the
people
behind
Plan
9
now.
-
See
what
happened
at
the
Fifth
International
Workshop
on
Plan
9
(http://www.iwp9.org).
More
information
concerning
Plan
9
conferences
can
be
found
on
the
9con
page.
-
Join
us
on
IRC.
Make
a
difference.
Join
Plan
9
Open
Source
development.
Related
works.
-
9vx,
a
port
of
the
Plan
9
kernel
to
vx32
user
mode
emulation
-
Plan
9
from
User
Space,
also
known
as
plan9port,
is
a
port
of
most
of
the
notable
Plan
9
libraries
and
applications
to
Unix-like
operating
systems.
-
Inferno
-
A
compact
operating
system
for
building
cross-platform
distributed
systems,
based
in
the
same
principles
as
Plan
9.
-
9P/9P2000
-
The
distributed
file
system
protocol
used
by
Plan
9
and
Inferno.
-
v9fs
provides
a
Plan9
9P2000
resource
sharing
protocol
client
for
the
Linux
2.6
kernel.
Meta.