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Obviously this is more true to actual Lisp machines than Emacs, but in practice how different of a UX would this be? Ignoring the huge ecosystem around Emacs, i
by Zambyte 3y ago
Obviously this is more true to actual Lisp machines than Emacs, but in practice how different of a UX would this be? Ignoring the huge ecosystem around Emacs, it seems like the main difference is being able to save the application state and restore it at a later time. Are there any other major differences?
- pjmlp 3y agoThink about the bootloader landing on Emacs, being graphical based not text, compiling elisp to native code, the image based, systems programming forms for elisp, the whole OS infrastructure and graphical applications, that is how much it is missing from Emacs.
- lispm 3y agosee for example two Symbolics applications demoed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQKlgza_HgE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQKlgza_HgE first demo is about Paintamation, a 2,5d paint and animation application the second demo is demoing the 3d modeler and the 3d animation application running on the Symbolics with a b&w console, a color screen & framebuffer, a Lisp keyboard and a pen tablet All the code was written in object-oriented Lisp.
- malkia 3y agoCompletely unrelated, but I think "symbolics.com" was the absolutely first domain registered. Also thanks for the video :) :) :)
- lispm 3y ago> but I think "symbolics.com" was the absolutely first domain registered no quite, there were a few earlier domains registered. But it's the first .com domain registered.
- agumonkey 3y agohehe, I rewatched this just two days ago, it's still very impressive. Had a symbolics relapse after finding about kaveh kardan involvment with them and his blog/snippets https://scribe.rip/@kaveh808/rediscovering-common-lisp-57f5cae8b779 https://scribe.rip/@kaveh808/rediscovering-common-lisp-57f5c...