@charliebrownau @furgar @ryo I don't use either of them because I'm not a programmer, but I have both as dependencies. If I used any of the scripting languages, it would be Lua because LuaJIT is very fast, and it's the extension language for a lot of good programs (Notion, Awesome, mpv, NeoVim, Luakit, and it's also frequently used for games as well from what I hear). Or Tcl because it has a lot of the power of Lisp, and it also has Tk. The language that I have used the most is POSIX shell, and it's also the worst language in the universe. Actually, even a Scheme, like Guile. Guile is the GNU project's official extension language, so it is in that category too, I guess, even though Scheme isn't generally used for that (hell, it's generally not used for anything at all because again, it's Lisp, and it's dead, and in this case it's not even well-standardized Lisp).

Though really, the only programming that I have to do, I decided to just do it in JavaScript, though I have been procrastinating on that. I want a better way to manage tabs and bookmarks, and I was going to make a Common Lisp program (hell, I wrote some of the most important functions, and then got stuck on the user interface because SLY kept crashing Emacs, and then I installed SLIME, and it's all very confusing, because really, the most major problem with CL is that the environment is so gigantic and clusterfucked, and very few people are willing to get past that barrier to entry), but that's silly, that should just be a browser extension, so it should be in JS. And then I can easily use it for other things as well. It makes the most sense, because I think programming sucks and that it's gay and that we should throw everything in the garbage and start from scratch, so I should just do the bare minimum. And web browsing is the only thing in my system that is not tolerable, so I should just fix that in the most straight-forward way possible.