Itches Of Mine Lispmoo2 Scratches

It seems like they might be similar, but it's easy to take and drop feature objects between rooms, and it's hard to rewrite uiop:define-package :mixes. Further, teleportation has no spatial intuition.

Other than not having @dig between tmuxes, there is not an intuitive and available anaphora for me-being-somewhere. And the configuration is hard and subtle.

It's definitely similar to spatially organising multidesktop tiling wms. But my programs are not normally first class citizens of tiling wms, and tiling systems are not normally first class citizens of my programs.

I'm forgetting the authors, but that 80s paper on the success of the unix operating system that pointed out its victory was to transition users away from writing programs and into spatially (okay, 1D) organising "commands" (being previously C written programs).

Alright, this is to a reasonable extent nonhistorical in MOO. The way I dealt with (multiple) inheritance makes inheritance spatially ant temporally local and calculated on the fly with no assumptions, admittedly at great cost.