Racket has strong multi-platform support of its own. I actually chose racket over options like clojure for building a game, because I wanted to be able to be ab

Racket has strong multi-platform support of its own. I actually chose racket over options like clojure for building a game, because I wanted to be able to be able to easily and quickly package one codebase for deployment on windows (running in a window), OSX (running in a window) and linux (running in a terminal). From the standard install, you can quickly package code to a stand-alone binary. With Clojure, some users would need to install a JVM. Clojure's great though.