@laurel

> I find it a lot easier to work with terminals than with drawterm. Should have tried connecting like this from the beginning.

I don't know, until I had to get used to it, I couldn't quite get used to "no more vt100". Once I did try to live in it a while, though, I didn't want to go back after. (I mean, ultimately that's a matter of UI preference, so whatever works, but I think the GUI tools are really nice, gping and histogram and the FS interfaces for rio/acme/etc., worth trying out.)

> I use something similar with sshfs and ssh when developing things on VMs.

Ha, yeah, I'm going in the opposite direction: I use sshfs on Plan 9 or /mnt/term so that I can interact with external systems and use Plan 9 as the dev environment.

> Btw, how do you stop the share/hubfs?

You can just rm /srv/hubfs (or whatever name you've given it). (Usage of /srv is very interesting: you write a file descriptor to /srv/$name and other processes' reads/writes to /srv/$name come through that file descriptor. rm'ing that file closes the file descriptor. The example code at the bottom of srv(3) is probably the best explanation of the facility.)