1. Common Music
    CM is an object-oriented Music composition environment
  2. Common Music Notation
    Common Music Notation is an independent subsystem of Common Music
  3. common-db
    common-db is a programmable debugging substrate, mostly geared to driving target devices by establishing control via on-chip debugging machinery through a JTAG (IEEE 1149.1) external port
  4. common-lisp-controller
    A system for installing Common Lisp libraries and source on Debian, Fedora, Gentoo and Ubuntu Linux systems
  5. common-lisp-controller v4
    For the moment only a proposal:
  6. common-lisp-stat
    Common Lisp Statistics -- based on LispStat but updated for Common Lisp and incorporating lessons from R
  7. common-lisp.net
    Common-lisp.net provides hosting services (mailinglists, cvs, ftp, etc) to (not necessarily) free Common Lisp projects
  8. CommonLispPrevalence
    A way to let your lisp environment be your Database
  9. CommonQt
    CommonQt is a SMOKE-based binding to the Qt GUI library
  10. Community
    ALU - The Association of Lisp Users (ALU) is a user group which was set up to promote Lisp, help inform and educate Lisp users in general, and help represent Lisp users as a group to the vendors CLUS - CLUS, or Common Lisp UltraSpec, is a community project to create a contemporary and unified documentation file for the whole modern Common Lisp universe David Steuber - David Steuber is a Person who tries to hack in Lisp with Carbon Emacs, OpenMCL, and SBCL Doug Tolton - Doug Tolton is person, who is stll trying to figure both Lisp and Cliki out FSF - The Free Software Foundation was founded by EMACS creator Richard Stallman to maintain the shared community that the early hackers had, and to counter the for-profit world with a set free software tools and operating system International Lisp Conference 2002 - The International Lisp Conference 2002 was in San Francisco, October 27th- October 31st International Lisp Conference 2003 - The International Lisp Conference 2003 Regional Lisp groups - Hungary sharplispers - A group of Common Lisp hackers who occasionally maintain otherwise abandoned or quasi-abandoned Common Lisp software packages SLUG - The Symbolics Lisp Users Group (SLUG) was the precursor to the ALU