A collection of scripts and commands and notes-to-self on my Acme text editor setup.
Add ./bin/ to $PATH (eg. via ~/.profile):
export PATH=<this repo>/bin/:$PATH
To see the viable system fonts (if one does not love the Bigelow & Holme's):
% fontsrv -p .
Symlink ./{plumbing, profile} to ~/lib/{plumbing, profile}:
% mkdir -p ~/lib && ln -s ./plumbing ~/lib/plumbing && ln -s ./profile ~/lib/profile
Watch Russ Cox's excellent A Tour of Acme (https://research.swtch.com/acme) to get a glimpse at what Acme can do.
Answer (in the words of Rob Pike): "Uhm... everything."
Acme, obviously. Get it from the 9fans as part of plan9port at https://github.com/9fans along with some good go tools (editinacme in particular).
I'm using a forked version of plan9port, where I've made some changes to the acme source. I might break that out into just an acme clone, but for now it's easier for me to do fresh installs directly from the fork...
My fork: https://github.com/prodhe/plan9port
The changes: https://github.com/9fans/plan9port/compare/master...prodhe:master
Every now and then I merge from upstream to keep it up to date.
./vim/colors/acme.vim is an acme colorscheme for vim.