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Date: 2005-01-10 04:23:15 Author: elvislives Title: squeak logo lookalike
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Date: 2004-12-30 16:37:02 Author: jj Title: Boosting Squeak: RockSolid images
I have read the "rant" and "unrant" subject with a mix of uneasiness (embarrassment) and fear. The "Rant" thread began on the 15th of december 2004, and produced a lot of discussion. I will not summarize the thread, because a lot of people read it. Instead, I will go forward and try to find a pragmatic and constructive of helping the community (and yes, I am also very bold and handosome :) << ironic comment). _________________________________________________________________
Date: 2004-12-20 00:34:35 Author: cdegroot Title: Terminus is up'n'running
Terminus, the little system I cobbled up to export Squeak People's account and web-of-trust information, is up and running. The first app is a [1]Wiki which uses Terminus to decide whether certain actions are possible. _________________________________________________________________
Date: 2004-09-25 15:46:37 Author: avi Title: Unstable Squeak
I'd like to announce Unstable Squeak: an experimental fast-moving, community-based developer-oriented distribution of Squeak. Unstable Squeak leverages Squeak Source, Squeak People, and Monticello to try to present an alternative model for incoporating fixes and enhancements from the community with a minimum of process. _________________________________________________________________
Date: 2004-09-08 21:24:22 Author: cdegroot Title: Multi-window Squeak the simple way?
I might be alone here, or not, but often I find the "let's take over the desktop" approach of Squeak a bit too intrusive. There might be a solution that's simpler than interfacing Squeak with every GUI toolkit out there on the planet...
References
1. file://localhost/seaside/wiki
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