Hi,
I had an old Mac mini that I had given up as an OSX machine, as it had only 1 GB RAM, and it was too difficult (or impossible?) to install more RAM on it. Then I got the idea that maybe that Mac could be made into a Linux machine. I had to try several DVDs and CDs, and a USB stick, before I finally had a DVD that worked on this old Mac. So here I am, running 32-bit Ubuntu 14.04. It works really fine. ;-) One of the first things I installed was PicoLisp, of course. I simply did the sudo apt-get install picolisp What I got was 3.1.5.2 C, 32-bit PicoLisp. I was slightly disappointed. Then today I downloaded the current .tgz from software-lab.de<http://software-lab.de>. I tried the (cd src64; make), and to my delight, I now got 64-bit 16.1.16 working! That old Mac now has a great future. /Jon
