Clojure is pretty much a one man job as well. I'd say its more because Lux is still an incomplete language, it isn't ready to catch on yet, since its still bet

Clojure is pretty much a one man job as well. I'd say its more because Lux is still an incomplete language, it isn't ready to catch on yet, since its still beta. But if it reached maturity it could. You could help contribute to it and accelerate that process and its adoption? I'm also not sure of your analogy, Lux says on its readme that its syntax and overall look and feel was inspired by Clojure. The fact it's implemented in Clojure is just showing Lux is a much newer language, give it some time.