Well, yes, I am aware of it. I had trouble getting scsh to work well. Outside of Guile, I am not even sure what Scheme implementations are viable. I have pla

Well, yes, I am aware of it. I had trouble getting scsh to work well. Outside of Guile, I am not even sure what Scheme implementations are viable. I have played with Chicken and Gambit very minimally. IIRC, schs uses the MIT48 or a classic Scheme variant specific to it, and I do not know if there is anything "built" on top of that. Where as least other esoteric schemes (Chicken, Gambit, Gauche, etc.) are full environments people can code in, in theory. Guile is fascinating to me because this concept, subsumed into Emacs (a la the guile->elisp super project), means a very interesting idea that I think moves beyond the IDE. Some people here will poo poo that, but I find it very interesting as I have moved away from tmux and screen and into Emacs as my combined editor AND terminal manager. I know I know, where's the Unix philosophy. But, I like this. Soon I will play with this stack on top of Guix, and well, that is more Lisp Machine that I should be allowed to have.