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On most Unix machines, 'scm' can be installed. This is a Scheme interpreter which adheres to R5RS very well. At the time of writing, I have no experience with other Scheme interpreters on other operating systems.
To invoke the interpreter, simply type 'scm' at the command line. It is common to write your programs into a text file using Vim or emacs, and then load them in using the 'load command':
$ scm > (load "myFile.scm") #<unspecified> >
