The publicly exported root filesystem is read-only, and includes several pieces of useful software which can be run from it. It has go1.9.2 installed, the Myrddin programming language, and Inferno. Go and Myrddin can be run from 64-bit systems only, Inferno from 32 bit systems only. With use of the correct binds, you can use these environments to build software to your local system. You can make a local GOROOT and bind it over the imported read-only root fs, for instance, then the "go get" command will use the imported go binaries to build an executable you will store locally.

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