Plan 9 is an operating system (OS) with some new perspectives and features from the original developers of Unix, who worked at AT&T Bell Labs, and then Lucent Technologies. It continues the main Unix ideas and takes them to their logical conclusions. It is now open source and far more developed than older, prior versions. Dennis Ritchie@ (5) 1. The Plan 9 Research Group - Some interesting points: differences between Unix and Plan 9, some special services available only on Plan 9. [Mirror site to the original; it will not be updated and exists only as a reference] 2. Bell Labs Innovations: Bell Labs Unveils Open Source Release of Plan 9 Operating System - The official press release. 3. Geeks404.com: Plan 9 from Bell - Bell releases Plan 9 as open source. 4. Linux Today: Richard Stallman: The Problems of the Plan Nine License NEW! 5. Plan 9 - A few Netkey implementations, Syslog daemon. 6. Plan 9 Distribution 3 - New Operating System with many new perspectives from the original developers of Unix. Now open source and much more developed than before. 7. Plan 9 from Bell Labs - Good starting point from Toronto. 8. Plan 9 Wiki - Bell Labs hosts this Wiki for users to promote better flow of information. A Wiki is a groupware site, a portion of webspace which anyone may edit. Surprising amount of useful, often casually structured, information. 9. The 9term Terminal Emulator NEW! 10. v9fs - Client and server implementations of the 9P and 9P2000 distributed file system protocols for Unix-based operating systems. Includes kernel modules for Linux 2.4.x and 2.6.x kernels. 11. Vita Nuova Holdings Ltd. - Lead distributor for Plan 9 and Inferno OSs.

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