Ask and ye shall receive.

http://common-lisp.net/project/movitz/

ha! thanks man (or gal)

How available it is today I don't know but I suppose the old LISP-machines had OSes written in LISP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_machine

do you know if its possible to find emulators? or even the machines themselves?

thanks!

There is an emulator available as a commercial product to those few folks who have a symbolics application still running. My coworker who used to work for symbolics has a lisp machine sitting in his den. And yes, it works.

I know one written in elisp... :)

Emacs is a good editor, but you can't seriously consider it an OS -- it doesn't even have threading.

I am living in one right now and it doesn't feel like it is not.

Anyway, if DOS3.3 is an OS...

not what i meant, but i like the sentiment.