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From: Bjorn.Victor@docs.uu.se (Bjorn Victor)
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Subject: Re: X11M (Monochrome X11 server) - Do people still use Explorers?
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Date: 29 Nov 90 09:06:43 GMT
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  >> anything else than a Lisp environment.  On the other hand, I guess
  >> that not many of us are plain Lisp hackers anymore, but need and use
  >> more and more of the good tools that have/are emerging in the UNIX
  >> environment.
  >
  >And then, others of us are moving in the opposite direction.

Really?  What do people do in Lisp nowadays?  I thought the trend was
basically for C++, ML or Prolog, i.e. either more "basic" (but
object-oriented) languages or more "clean" languages?

-- Bjorn