Have any of you tried to use Medley Interlisp? It is now open source and has been ported to Linux. It contains an implementation of Common Lisp. Perhaps we could use this to get part of the Xerox Lisp machine experience.
Links:
https://interlisp.org
https://github.com/Interlisp/medley
those [medley interlisp] raster fonts are really beautiful
i really like the monochrome look of the lispy-machines
>>3
What raster fonts in Medley Interlisp?
Do you have a screenshot?
>>5
just run it mate ; ^^)
>>5
I know. I run Medley Interlisp on my own computer. I do not know what raster fonts you are referring to.
>>6
i do not get it, they are literally in front of you lol
do you prefer "bitmap font" or "pixel-based font" or "dot font" or whatever?
Some interesting things about the REPLs in Medley Interlisp:
* It is possible to omit the outermost pair of parentheses. For example, you can enter + 1 2.
* Expressions are immediately evaluated once the closing parenthesis is typed. For example, (+ 1 2) is evaluated right after you input the closing parenthesis. No need to press the Enter key to evaluate the expression.