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If you're looking for a lispy (not necessarily written in Scheme) WM, you might like StumpWM http://www.nongnu.org/stumpwm/ It is written in Common Lisp and is under active development. that's exactly, what i like. i have downloaded and build the stuff, i think 0.92 or so (there is even a debian bi...

here are some great vids, schemers might have a look at... for beginners http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=2216910834715671151&q=scheme&ei=8WloSNXKK46K2QLFl-S2Bw&hl=de talks by Steele, Sussman, Shivers http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=-4633168320660258097&q=guy+steele&...

ad scwm i have downloaded a scwm tarball a while ago. it was totally impossible to get the thing build with gcc 4.1. the last mail threads are from around 2002 or so, it does not seem to be maintained in any form anymore, hence there is also no debian binary for it, though it was. i played around wi...

scheme48, because scsh, the scheme shell uses the VM of it. and, of course, Guile - because i am GNU/Debian user and it provides as far as i can see the best interface to C and implements a great part of the POSIX stuff from scsh (sockets, threads et c.). it provides also quite a good console-enviro...

hi, everyone! thanks for putting a lisp forum on the net (i am wondering, that nobody used the domain lispforum.com until now...). i am a newby to programming and decided the best languages to choose to be C and scheme (which led my ruby-programming friends to think, that i went totally nuts. but i ...