Nah, that would a very wrong approach. If you want any chance, a Lisp machine needs to run on current OS. It needs to run on Linux, Windows, OSX. It's very

Nah, that would a very wrong approach. If you want any chance, a Lisp machine needs to run on current OS. It needs to run on Linux, Windows, OSX. It's very easy to run on any OS, besides VM, we have seen linux subsystems for windows, ios, windows call on linux. And even user land kernel with gVisor, so build it on current OS.