Re: Reasons to choose CLISP over other free implementations

In article
<08cb3bb6-1611-487d-81f9-76315fe53417@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Slobodan Blazeski <slobodan.blazeski@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Nov 30, 4:39 pm, Rainer Joswig <jos...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
In article <m33aung3kc....@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Robert Uhl <eadmun...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Rainer Joswig <jos...@xxxxxxx> writes:

Library suppoirt in linux is probably best in lisp world.

What's the word on GNOME and KDE applications in Common Lisp? Haven't
seen many...

Well, there's clg which looks nice; I've never quite gotten any work
done with it though...

Apps, not bindings. Which GNOME or KDE applications are
written in Common Lisp?

How do you mean GNOME or KDE applications ? Allegro is written in GTK
does that qualifies for native gnome citizen?

Slobodan

Are there any other ones? Like a program that people use
and would not really notice that it is written in Lisp?
You know what I mean. A grapics app, an expert system
with GUI, a mail reader, an editor, a paint program.

Say, like Edi's Regexp tool or Clozure's Inspire Data.
But for GNOME or KDE. With the widgets and all that
stuff. Icons.

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