Yeah, netsurf is ported, it works pretty damn good. There's even a native UI for it! There's git, even git/serve to host from; and a plethora of other cool shit being worked on pretty much every day.

I'm sorta working on a way to use Linux/Unix as a service on a plan9 network, in my x9srv/x9dev repos. They're works in progress; but I'm hoping they'll be much, much less hacky than lx. I hope it'll also be less finnicky than running vncv (vnc viewer, from plan9 side) and allow more powerful applications to be ran than with the vmx + equis approach (vmx is a vm on plan9, you can run like Alpine, and using equis draw to plan9). Again hopefully, they'll allow one to `rcpu` into a Unix/Linux box, and run an Xserver that will draw to plan9's /dev/draw system, using rio's wsys if it's available for window creation and feedback. So much to do, so little time though.