- Go to fully native syscall interface
  -> almost done
- getting a free[1], working, portable DEFSYSTEM.
  -> DEFSYSTEM is now free and marcoxa is maintainer.
- adding extensions to CLX. At least big-request and shape extensions
  should go in.
- working on _any_ of the GUI's: CLUE, Garnet. I don't care which one,
  at the moment I'm trying to package up Garnet, but I wonder why, as I
  don't see a community that uses it. I would like that a uniform GUI
  based environment would suddenly appear. Get Hemlock to work with CLUE
  for instance, and get CLUE to _finally_ use normal windows. <rant>The CLX
  default windows have no place anymore on a modern desktop.</rant>
- Writing better bignum routines. You don't have to hack CMUCL for this,
  just define your own bignum-tng type and write and debug all the code.
  Integrating debugged, working code is not so difficult. (I hope) And
  this is a better use of the few people who can integrate this into
  CMUCL.
  -> ray contributed a faster multiply, and I've got an idea to add 
     compiler-smarts to guess the final size of the result, allocate it
     and then use the result as a scratch buffer. This should cut down
     significantly on the consing.
- Updating and integrating some of the PD code that is "out there". A
  lot of this stuff just needs minimal cleaning up, or better
  documentation. (e.g. Chess In Lisp. It works, it's nice and useful as
  an example)
- writing FORMATTER and replacing the consing-like-mad format. But pay
  attention, remaining compatible ain't easy!
- Updating the documentation.
- Reporting bugs (no kidding, people sometimes complain to me that CMUCL
  stinks, but they don't report it!)

