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This category holds links on projects or writings to create operating systems (OSs) coded in, or using extensively, the Lisp programming language or dialects of it.
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FunOS
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Mostly functional (programming) OS in design, and fun to do system programming in; all policy code in kernel to be in Scheme. To support multiple APIs, and be runtime extensible: replace parts of system on the fly and, within security constraints, by ordinary users.
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Lisp-based OSes
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History, considerations for operation, list of projects with links (some updated, some not).
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LispOS Info Page
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Brief history, and link to mail list archive, begun April 1997, closed February 1999, by Richard Coleman (of ZSH), to coordinate efforts to make a free OS to return to users the power of Lisp Machines.
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NASOS: Not Another Scheme Operating System
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Ideas, wish list on how to build Scheme OS to run on cheap PC hardware, and some platforms that may succeed it. Intended to be mildly radical yet doable.
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Thoughts-on-a-LispOS
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Brief description, with careful wish list outline; wiki.
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