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I'm thinking about one of the following: xhtml, tex, or texinfo. I'd like something that could be used to create a printed manual or an online doc. When I think of API documentation, I think of tools like Tinaa. If you want to go the texinfo route though, take a look at the SBCL documentation or th...

I'm updating CL-Selenium, messing around with Lispy's version storage approach and hacking on a Space Invaders clone.

I've used http://sourceforge.net/projects/clg which is a GTK+ binding. It's actively maintained, straight forward to use and worked well for me with SBCL on Ubuntu at least.

I like StumpWM a lot. It's very easy to hack on.

What was the part? I just replaced the interior door handle and latch as well as the vent window in my car.

wm.annis wrote:The web site where cl-yacc lives has been missing for at least two days.

IMO, this is one of the big flaws in the ASDF-Install way of doing things (ie. dependency on the author's hosting choices).

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I can't decide between Clojure and Scala.