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I use LispWorks on Apple's current OS (Big Sur) and on a current Linux. The IDE picks up newer looks in many respects, since it uses a native graphics backend (

by lispm 5y ago

I use LispWorks on Apple's current OS (Big Sur) and on a current Linux. The IDE picks up newer looks in many respects, since it uses a native graphics backend (Cocoa, Windows, GTK). If a new OS would cause UI problems, they would fix that. Usually just shipping tiny patches of compiled Lisp code.