I ended up writing a lot about my new Raspberry Pi 400 in this post where I shared my motivations and use cases, setup and usage, and experience after a week.
tl;dr I love this value packed great little computer.
https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/raspberry-pi-400-first-impressions
@amoroso curious about your lisp experiences on the device. I can’t live without my big ides for my web dev / go dev, but long for the days of just having eMacs and sly and lisp, and still feel like having a decent ide.
Having a device that makes it “easy” to not start the 32GB of ram eating IDE (I want the source to all my dependencies to be indexed at all times) by virtue of making it impossible would be interesting.
@mnl So far I tried the Pi 400 only with Interlisp, which works great both locally and online:
As for Common Lisp I don't plan to use the full Emacs but the Emacs-like Lem:
The Medley Interlisp Project a retrofuturistic software system What did we leave behind on the path to developing today's computer systems? Could there be lessons for the future of computing hidden in the past? Enter the Medley software environment to explore these questions.
Paolo Amoroso
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