Common Lisp on Linux

This page is all-new, and also quite close to all-empty.

Under construction

...according to: an unofficial `getting started' guide for Steel Bank Common Lisp (SBCL) on Linux

The Association of Lisp Users web site
CLiki, (a) a collaborative hypertext authoring system, (b) a collection of links to and information about free CL software and resources for Unix-like systems.
Steel Bank Common Lisp, my preferred CL implementation.
CMUCL, on which SBCL was originally based.
My online diary, which is often (at least, more often than not) about Lisp.

This probably doesn't really belong here and is only retained until I can find somewhere it does fit.

CMUCL/CLORB/GNOME stuff: instructions and a (now outdated) patch to make CLORB and GNOME talk to each other.