The article doesn't list where you can get it from, but you can get it from here:

https://aminet.net/package/dev/basic/clamiga

How to get clamiga from? Sounds like a medical question.

Why did they put it under "dev/basic"?

No idea, it should be under dev/lang where other lisps are, but Stefan Haubenthal is an accomplished software packager so perhaps there's a good reason.

Maybe lisp is considered a basic language. :)

I like how the heap limits on this Amiga lisp are still more than what the personal version of lispworks offers.

How does Clamiga compare with the most recent CLISP which did support AmigaOS?

CLISP's maintenance status is mentioned, but I can't help wondering in which way that would be relevant.

I suggest author renames to AmigaCL.

Clamidia perhaps

Chlamyga?

Other "nice" names for this product: AmiColi AmiLisp

Super excited to see native MorphOS support. That is awesome. Might drag the ol' G5 out and have a time.

Ah yes, chlamydia.

Clamiga reads a lot like chlamydia in other languages

An unfortunate branding. I read "Clamigia," so...similar.

I knew a watch company that called a high-end watch "Diptera," and they sent out a memo, explaining the name (because "diphtheria").

Also, "Diptera" is a genus containing houseflies. I don't think it was a good branding move.

I mean, I’m British and I immediately thought of chlamydia. But, considering it, we are absolutely world renowned for our filthy and degenerate sense of humour, so it’s probably just that.

Still, Common Lisp on an Amiga: interesting.

After a Clamiga coding session I like to kick back with a Clamato Cocktail.

Clamiga should be treated immediately with a large dose of Clatari S.T.

I suspect some Clankertosh LLM came up with the name Clamiga.

Almost every commit in the github repository is generated by claude code, so this may be correct.