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Debian (in testing) provides a large number of Lisp libraries.  There's
even an implementation of CLIM (the cross platform user-interface
toolkit for lisp), though it doesn't seem to link to qt or gtk, so I
doubt it's any prettier that Tk wrappers.

It's nowhere near as comprehensive as CPAN, but anyone wanting to play
around with Lisp has a good head start if they're using Debian.

-- 
Cory T. Echols


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