McCLIM runs on Linux, but it has tools like debugger, editor, listener and others written on top of it. Applications are possible. The UI is similar to that wha

McCLIM runs on Linux, but it has tools like debugger, editor, listener and others written on top of it. Applications are possible. The UI is similar to that what a Symbolics had. It can serve as the UI part of a larger solution like you mentioned, where some services are provided by Linux, or tools on top of Unix (database, etc).