- general introduction
	- history of plan 9, relationship to unix
	- where does 9front come in
	- appropriate attitude for using plan 9
		- "What can I learn from this?"
		- trying to impose your comfort zone on plan 9 is a direct route to misery
- run stats and start building the OS in background
	- whenever it finishes, take a moment to point out that it didn't take very long
	- then start it over, but cross-compiling for another arch
- namespaces and file servers, 9p
	- drawterm mounts
	- kernel file servers
	- playing music with /dev/audio, flacdec, mp3dec, etc
- intro to rio
	- three button mouse controls
	- terminal interface and text editing
	- filesystem; /dev/text, /dev/draw; corresponding man pages
	- topng </dev/screen >screen.png
	- nested rio, hold mode
- intro to acme
	- moving around
	- commands, filesystem
	- win, mail, velour
		-> upas; mention morris worm
- boot up process/info; termrc, cpurc
	- difference between terminals, cpu servers, auth servers, file servers
	- quick tour of the relevant startup files
	- plan9.ini
- intro to ndb
	- syntax of the config file (key/value store)
	- using it to represent your network topology
	- cross-reference with startup rc files/man pages
- factotum
	- try to avoid showing your passwords during the talk, dipshit
- mothra (9front.org)
	- where to find information
	- caveats (e.g. hardware limitations); raspberry pi
	- how to get help without being a twat
- extras if time permits
	- vmx
	- games (man nintendo)
	- golang (history from plan 9 -> inferno -> limbo -> go, practical demonstration of plan 9 support)
	- mail, httpd, dns server
	- imap, smtp, irc, usenet, bittorrent clients
	- ssh, vt(1), sshfs

other ideas:
- rc intro
- plumber
- C programming stuff
- dig into the kernel a bit
- https://git.sr.ht/~ft/orca