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First of all, thanks a lot for this project, seems really interesting, I'm a contributor to Lem https://github.com/lem-project/lem and recently there were a discussion about a proper shell integration on the editor.
Given that lish is already a really good shell itself, the question to ask here is, do you think is possible to integrate lish into Lem? How hard can it be?
Thanks a lot!
(I'm aware of the license issue (Lem is MIT and lish is GPLv3, but it can always be integrated as an external package, which it should work for the end user)
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Thanks! Seems like a good idea. I had started on a LEM integration a while ago, but I didn't finish. Since I've worked on it, I've written a terminal emulator that might help. I'm envisioning that people would want to run a shell in a window like the REPL or similar to eshell in Emacs. I'll update my LEM repo and see what I can do.
I don't think the licensing should be an issue, but if people eventually want to make a distribution of LEM with lish I would be open to making an exception.
Oh that sounds great! Is there any place where I can read the Lem integration? (so your personal fork of Lem).
I don't think the licensing should be an issue, but if people eventually want to make a distribution of LEM with lish I would be open to making an exception.
Thanks a lot, that would be amazing really, again thanks for the effort, I'm excited to read/use the results :)
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Hello!
First of all, thanks a lot for this project, seems really interesting, I'm a contributor to Lem https://github.com/lem-project/lem and recently there were a discussion about a proper shell integration on the editor.
Given that lish is already a really good shell itself, the question to ask here is, do you think is possible to integrate lish into Lem? How hard can it be?
Thanks a lot!
(I'm aware of the license issue (Lem is MIT and lish is GPLv3, but it can always be integrated as an external package, which it should work for the end user)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: