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Yeah, I recall using it a bit more now. The personal edition is really a trial edition, it's not a 'low budget low features' edition, which is what I was think

by pnathan 10y ago

Yeah, I recall using it a bit more now. The personal edition is really a trial edition, it's not a 'low budget low features' edition, which is what I was thinking when I originally was fooling with it back then. (These days I use SBCL nearly exclusively for my CL implementation)

lispm 10y ago
> 'low budget low features' edition In some school/university course it would be like that. The students get a simple installer, get the IDE up and running after a few clicks and thus they don't have to learn GNU Emacs + installing Lisp infrastructure for some basic homework.