If you run Medley Interlisp on your local computer, what operating system do you use most of the time to run it? Please describe your configuration and add the relevant details in the comments.
The 2024 report aims in particular at people not familiar with the project or software. To achieve this the report tries to explain the rationale behind the work we did, introduces the major Medley subsystems, and links to further resources.
What do you think of the report? Would you like to contribute to the project? We look forward to your feedback.
Thanks @screwtape and aNONradio for having Larry Masinter @masinter as a guest of the Lispy Gopher show on Dec 18, 2024.
Larry talked about his computing career, the origins of the Medley Interlisp Project, how we run meetings and organize work, the goals of Smalltalk and Interlisp, the Masterscope and Spy tools, Interlisp libraries, and much more.
Beau Sheil demonstrates the Interlisp-D environment and tools running on a Xerox Dolphin workstation. He uses the Masterscope program analyzer and the DEdit structure editor to gain insight into and modify the code of a program, a tree editor for linguistics applications.
This videotaped demo was originally produced for the 1981 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) held in Vancouver, Canada.
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We post news & updates, tips, historical info, and more. We look forward to connecting with researchers, software preservation experts, Lisp programmers, retrocomputing enthusiasts, and anyone interested.
:lisp: The open source project to preserve, revive, and modernize Medley Interlisp. This extensible graphical operating and programming environment has roots in Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC).