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Of course. I understand that calling Emacs "a Lisp Machine" is quite a stretch, but due to the lack of any actual prominent hardware-based Lisp machines these d
by iLemming 2y ago
Of course. I understand that calling Emacs "a Lisp Machine" is quite a stretch, but due to the lack of any actual prominent hardware-based Lisp machines these days, I think it is a permissible simplification for the orange-site discussions. Yet it is, indeed, an important clarification, I appreciate it.
- lispm 2y agoThere are two open source emulators of actual Lisp Machines I would recommend: Interlisp-D/Medley: https://interlisp.org https://interlisp.org MIT CADR: https://tumbleweed.nu/lm-3/ https://tumbleweed.nu/lm-3/ These run an actual Lisp operating system.