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Subject: Plan B (was low jitter, fair pay)
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I have reviewed all the data on this now, and here is a final conclusion.

Plan B was a project to continue Plan 9, that continued Unix.

I think this is the most correct perspective and to respect the legacy
of all this.

Updated my blog post: https://bit-b-5-s.net/low-jitter-linux/

The Serene Be With You.