Happily tapping away at my split-screen lispm between an Editor
and a Lisp. Lisp (Editor) seems to be ZMacs in a lisp evaluation
mode or something?

My only remaining odd problem is that because the vm captures the
mouse, if I try to use the external FVWM to jump between halves of
the screen, the lispm seems to remind fvwm where the mouse really
is, and fvwm will jump back to the side of the lispm that actually
has the mouse on it. This is a somewhat niche problem I think.

There is a noticeable drop in snappiness of the lispm vm at 800MHz
down from about 2GHz. So I can see the drawing of my splitscreen
and layout changes, when before these were basically instantaneous,
and rarely I have lost characters while typing (but I type quite
quickly). I know the actual plan with the MIT-CADR is to run it by
itself on an FPGA (which we can catch sneak peeks of the next
imlementation thereof on Alfred Schmidt's mastodon account), so I
am not that worried about running a
wm on a 
gui on a
vm on a
wm on a
dm on a
sub-GHz decade+ old laptop using the single processor kernel.

So while I will keep my settings down after old computer challenge,
I think in order to use that stack with a snappy feeling probably
calls for multiprocessing.

I *think* the high clock rate probably hurts energy efficiency more
than a second (third, fourth) core does.

Also I accidentally started today's phost count at 3. Nothing was
deleted.