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 This is a very early-stage project (alpha-version) + a set of experiments of building HAckable Text Input System (HATIS)
 
 * ! Moving from Guile Scheme to Common Lisp !
-This project was originated in Guile Scheme using realatively new library guile-wayland. I think it's a great language and the leverage from the Guix ecosystem is awesome too.
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+Friendship is over with Guile Scheme. Now Common Lisp is my new friend.
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+This project was originated in Guile Scheme using realatively new library ~guile-wayland~. I think Guile is a great language and the leverage from the Guix ecosystem is awesome too.
 
 But later on I've realised that the library is still pretty raw and buggy in some places. I tried to figure out the internals of it and send fixes, but it was too hard.
 
 Then I've looked on other lisps: Racket and Common Lisp.
 
-And in the last one I've found Wayflan which is just great and well-tested. I have almos 0 knowledge of CL before (only guile scheme & clojure), but hey, how bad can it be? Pretty mature and stable language after all. Old guile attempt can be found at ~guile-dev~ branch.
+And in the last one I've found [[https://sr.ht/~shunter/wayflan/][Wayflan]] which is just great and well-tested. I have almost 0 knowledge of CL before (only guile scheme & clojure), but hey, how bad can it be? Mature and stable language after all. Old Guile attempt can be found at ~guile-dev~ branch.
 
 * Description
 Text-editors are dead as a concept. What's needed is a text-input system. Mobile phones got it right more than 10 years ago. Both Android and iOS can catch the text-input context: «ah here we can input text, let's show the virtual keyboard!».