GUI lib recommendations

Well that's what I'm looking for.
I'm barely through the Guided Tour of McCLIM and some of the examples aren't working well and I have no idea what other toolkits there are and which are good.
I would appreciate some experience reports and recommendations.

There are a ton listed here: http://www.cliki.net/Graphics%20Toolkit
I haven't tried any yet though so I can't really recommend. Also, I don't think http://common-lisp.net/project/cello is on the Cliki page, and it seems worth a peek.

I've used http://sourceforge.net/projects/clg which is a GTK+ binding. It's actively maintained, straight forward to use and worked well for me with SBCL on Ubuntu at least.

If you don't mind the spartan look and the lack of its own documentation, you can use ltk. It's quick, no-frills and very easy to use -- not to mention very straightforward if you used Tcl/Tk before. Some Tk functions are not implemented, but it works fairly well if you don't need anything serious. Otherwise, I'd recommend clg as well.

You can use lambda-gtk. The version on site is old and not working on sbcl, but it is trivial to get it working. It offers a complete gtk binding.
(the patch to get it working is http://mo3r.nm.ru/lambda-gtk-0.1-sbcl-c ... -asd.patch )
Other gtk+ bindings didn't work for me (apart from cells-gtk, which I haven't tried).

nklein wrote:Also, I don't think http://common-lisp.net/project/cello is on the Cliki page, and it seems worth a peek.

It (and Cells) sounds very interesting, but all of the links to the actual code/screenshots/etc (including the CVS site) are broken

Actually, I found the working CVS link to Cells on the cells-devel mailing list.
And Cello's CVS is now here.

Someone should update the links on the webpage, but I don't see a maintainer address...

I would suggest ltk if you are interested in portability. A lot (all?) of the gtk bindings
do not work in windows or osx. LTK works everywhere and is extremely stable/high quality.