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Fair enough. I still just use LTK (Tk based library) in a very rudimentary way so I am no GUI expert but GTK sounds like a good way to go. Good luck.

I think you might try to use clozure lisp rather than CLISP Here is an interesting write-up of clozure (CCL) on Rasberry PI http://lispm.de/ccl Also, maybe try asking on relevant forums on stack exchange. Here is one thread I found https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/9173/how-to-install-...

For me on OS X clozure lisp has been the easiest to use. I assume if one can afford lispworks hobbiest edition that would be better. I believe clozure works on windows too.

you might also want to check qtools which seems to be fairly actively maintained and developed https://shinmera.github.io/qtools/

This project builds on commonqt and tries to provide a layer on top of that.

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I get this with ccl64

nice explanations thx

I was curious about the difference if any between something like and which is preferred?