Free software lisp projects

[david]

Hello

I am a new lisp user. I would hear your suggestions and ideas for new lisp projects in order to work on it. It is a good way to learn Lisp in depth. It would nice if other new lispers join it . Finally, do you know any active free software lisp projects which want help?

Thanks in advance, and greetings.

[TheGZeus]

StumpWM is always looking for assistance.
Wouldn't even have to run it as your main WM, just xnest it and play around.

[qbg]

StumpWM is always looking for assistance.
Wouldn't even have to run it as your main WM, just xnest it and play around.

From the little hacking I have done on StumpWM, it looks like the code is approachable (unlike, say Maxima).

And yeah, use xnest and not Xephyr--for some reason Xephyr mangles the key mappings for me.

[nuntius]

If you're in to 3D stuff, cl-glfw provides a nice interface to raw OpenGL. A useful but not overly ambitious project would be to implement an object loader.

This link might be useful.
http://people.scs.fsu.edu/~burkardt/data/obj/obj.html