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StumpWM is always looking for assistance.
Wouldn't even have to run it as your main WM, just xnest it and play around.

Rip out your caps lock key and I won't hate you.

Conkeror! Huzzah!

I've been meaning to do doc strings for Conkeror forever...

This will be useful once I get a Peek

Dammit, why is Sid stuck at 1.0.18???????????

You might want to look into how UCB LOGO does it's drawing.
It's a derivative of Lisp (it's sort of an M-Lisp) and can do some pretty cool stuff.

Ah. In that case, it looks like we'd get most mileage out of a more complete (in both senses) set of libraries to address things that have become much more common in the last 10 years or so, and making it easier to install and use them. Mostly, I suspect, polish (which is the other 90% of the devel...

I would like to see a common lisp based on llvm , with llvm as back-end. ( more ) ECL is aiming at that right now ( http://tream.dreamhosters.com ). The goal is to replace the current bytecodes compiler and the lisp to C compiler by a common frontend that optionally produces either the same bytecod...

It makes sense, as green is the colour the eye is most sensetive to. Blue is the weakest in sensetivity. Wow, I've never heard that before. Is it because we used to spend more time in forests and grass...? :P Here's where I got the info (from a lame site with decent info on it) http://www.gamesx.co...

Update: I've switched to Euphoria, as I find that green is actually easier on the eyes in many situations (particularly ones with less-than-optimal lighting, or large bay windows).
It makes sense, as green is the colour the eye is most sensetive to.
Blue is the weakest in sensetivity.