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Latest release is of February. Has progress been made?

• cxxxr 2y ago
  I think that releasing is the run git tag, writing a ChangeLog from the previous version, and pushing to GitHub, but I don't think that this act has much meaning. I think binary files that can be executed by just clicking on them are valuable, but they can be done independently of releases. It's very difficult to make them work on a machine other than your own using sbcl, so I haven't been able to do it continuously.
  • cxxxr 2y ago
    But when I think back on it, the act of releasing also shows that the software is still alive, so I want to release it
• emptybits 2y ago
  I’m running that February release as my daily driver on MacOS happily. Haven’t launched Emacs except by accident for a few weeks. I admit it’s an experiment but so far so good. Lem always feels very responsive (threading or rendering architecture, I assume) and my meagre needs for Emacs keystrokes seem supported. One thing I’d love to see Lem support soon, though, is org-mode awareness.
• Vegenoid 2y ago
  It is clear from the commit history that the project is active and work on it continues.