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>but I think the GUI tools are really nice, gping and histogram and the FS interfaces for rio/acme/etc
They are very nice and I did use acme quite a lot on my Linux host. I even modded the source a bit, and it changed the way I use text editors in general, made me *read* the code. But after modding emacs in that direction (removing code highlighting, using a light theme, adding extensive mouse support with tabs and right click, removing a lot of other things) I just prefer emacs.

>You can just rm /srv/hubfs
I did that first thing, along with /n/hubfs/*, but after reading your comment I looked a bit more into it. What ended up happening was that the [cat] commands on the linux side would go into uninterruptible sleep and prevent me from unmounting. I needed to first send something on the file they were waiting for, let them close, and then 'fusermount -u'.

>the bottom of srv(3) is probably the best explanation of the facility.
Oh, so they are basically pipes that you can share over a network. Nice.