Version 100 of the MIT Lisp Machine software recovered

[MathematicalJ]

Symbolics/LMI fans will be interested in this article from The Register:

The LM-3 project has announced version 100, the last ever release of the system software for the MIT CADR Lisp Machine. So, both a new release and a very old one all at once.

News of this release came yesterday in a LinkedIn post by IBM's Eric Moore, who helped in the recovery effort. A more detailed post from the restoration project describes what the software is, and from where it was recovered.

The actual artifacts live here:

https://tumbleweed.nu/lm-3/

[JP!]

What an interesting read. Thanks for sharing!

"I worked with the restorationist/hacker and wrote this article about the release of a newly recovered copy of the MIT Lisp Machine, used through the 70s and 80s on cutting edge AI research. I used chatGPT to do final polish and incorporate notes, felt very meta."