work. You're doing your part. You're reporting the errors as you encounter them. And I think that's admirable and we all think you, Ken, and everyone who files bugs for that diligence. That was nice. Let's go get coffee and then we'll come back and we'll write some code in Guile. GNU Guile. So it turns out that GNU Guile is a dialect of Lisp and more than that it is a... what's the term? It is an implementation of Scheme. Confusingly, GNU also has an implementation of Scheme. So there's some Scheme out there called MIT slash GNU Scheme, which exists, but so does Guile. And, I mean, it's not within the scope of this podcast, or the interest really, to sort of trace the history of half of the things that I'm looking at. I mean, I would be interested in hearing someone do that, but I'm not going to do that here. So apparently, and I'm just kind of taking a lot of this from Wikipedia, apparently what happened was at some point in, like, I don't know, 80s, 90s, something like that, Emacs (15/55)
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