Eh, 9front made a port for SGI?
http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/87fa1a78e323cd68189519e3413403f4423491a4/sys/src/9/sgi/f.html
Note the lack of it in Plan9:
http://9p.io/sources/plan9/sys/src/9/
http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/87fa1a78e323cd68189519e3413403f4423491a4/sys/src/9/sgi/f.html
Note the lack of it in Plan9:
http://9p.io/sources/plan9/sys/src/9/
@lanodan I wonder if you can run it on an N64 (based on SGI hardware).
@xianc78 I more wonder if it could run on a Sun Ray (mips-based thin-client)
@lanodan Running this stuff on consoles is much cooler, IMO. I tried getting Contiki to run on my GBA SP (they have a port for it) but I couldn't get it to compile.
@xianc78 Yeah but could you even get a keyboard + 3-button mouse for a N64?
Also somehow I didn't hear about contiki before.
And screenshot on Wikipedia gave me some nostalgia… The GTK theme used for those sub-windows is Nimbus, from OpenSolaris.
593px-Contiki-ipv6-rpl-cooja-simulation.png
Also somehow I didn't hear about contiki before.
And screenshot on Wikipedia gave me some nostalgia… The GTK theme used for those sub-windows is Nimbus, from OpenSolaris.
593px-Contiki-ipv6-rpl-cooja-simulation.png
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>Yeah but could you even get a keyboard + 3-button mouse for a N64?
There is both a keyboard and mouse for the N64, but they are very rare (they were for the Japan-only 64DD). There is also a second keyboard for the system, but it was for this obscure Sharkwire Online service.
Either way, it's not like you can't use an on-screen keyboard or a homebrew one.
Would have to go homebrew.