Rainer fico feliz em ler que você está pensando em colocar o Squeak no Pandroga, é uma ideia interessante.
Abraço 2009/10/24 Rainer Krüger <[email protected]> > Ótima notícia Slomp, durante o WCCE eu conversei com o Alan Kay sobre a > possibilidade de colocar no Pandorga o Squeak, ele falou que a questão das > licenças estavam sendo resolvidas, fico muito feliz por mais esta conquista > livre!!! > > Abraços > Rainer > > ------------------------------ > *De:* Paulo Francisco Slomp <[email protected]> > *Para:* Discussã o geral sobre softwares educacionais livres. < > [email protected]> > *Enviadas:* Sáb, Outubro 24, 2009 5:30:44 PM > *Assunto:* [Geral] Squeak-Etoys 4.0 completamente livre > > > Gente! > > Agora na recém-lançada versão 4, o Squeak-Etoys é completamente livre. > Vejam abaixo. Eles reescreveram e limparam o código fonte. > > Baixe em: http://squeakland.org/download (inclusive uma versão portátil > para pen drive) > > License Clean > Etoys 4 is now "license clean", which means it conforms to the requirements > of free and open source systems, such as the various Linux distributions. In > 1996, Apple released Squeak under their own license. In 2006, Apple > relicensed the Squeak core under the Apache 2.0 license, thanks to Steve > Jobs, Alan Kay, and the lawyers involved. Soon after, Viewpoints Research > collected written relicensing agreements from several hundred contributors > under the MIT license, thanks to Kim Rose and the Squeak community > volunteers. Finally, all code in Etoys not explicitly covered by a > relicensing agreement was removed, rewritten, or reverted to an earlier > version, thanks primarily to the efforts of Yoshiki Ohshima. The result of > this hard work is that Squeak Etoys is now completely free and open source, > which means it can be used and modified by anyone in the world for whatever > purpose they imagine. > > > _______________________________ > Paulo Francisco Slomp > http://www.ufrgs.br/psicoeduc > [email protected] > Acionado com Software Livre > http://www.ufrgs.br/soft-livre-edu > > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: squeakland website <[email protected]> > Date: 2009/10/24 > Subject: {squeakland} Fall 2009 > To: Paulo Francisco Slomp <[email protected]> > > > [image: logo]<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=/> > [image: > click > here]<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=/showcase/> > Fall > 2009 Etoys 4 and the new > Showcase<#12488937dc0cbbb8_12487bcd57af23e6_article7655> > Great Hope for the Future <#12488937dc0cbbb8_12487bcd57af23e6_article7656> > Squeak Etoys 4 Release Notes<#12488937dc0cbbb8_12487bcd57af23e6_article7653> > Etoys 4 and the new Showcase by Timothy Falconer Squeakland is proud > to announce the release of Etoys 4, which you can now > download<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=http://squeakland.org/download>from > our website. Special thanks to the Squeakland software team, > particularly Bert Freudenberg, Yoshiki Ohshima, and Scott Wallace for their > tremendous efforts in the last month. Your hard work really shows! > > Below you'll find some thoughts by Scott Wallace, along with the Etoys 4 > release notes which detail the changes you'll find. Of special interest is > the new Squeakland Showcase. Everyone can now share their projects directly > from Etoys to our website, where the Etoys community can then benefit from > the many surprising and useful Etoys examples that are available. Please > explore the > showcase<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=http://squeakland.org/showcase>and > share your projects with us. We want to hear from you! > > Also, if you haven't signed our Squeakers > list<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=http://squeakland.org/>, > consider adding your name. As I write this, more than 175 people from 35 > countries have signed, which really shows the enthusiasm and reach of Etoys > throughout the world. > > Great Hope for the Future by Scott Wallace The Etoys 4 release completes > the hand-over of Squeak Etoys from Viewpoints Research to the newly formed > Squeakland Foundation. Under the leadership of Timothy Falconer and Rita > Freudenberg, Squeakland Foundation has now assumed full responsibility for > everything Etoys, including the Squeakland website, the mailing lists, the > bug-tracking system, Squeakfests, documentation, community development, and > now the Etoys software itself. > > Throughout the 2009 transition, Viewpointers were involved on an almost > daily basis with the software team. Etoys 4 marks the end of that formal > involvement. Many of us will continue as ordinary, contributing members of > the Squeak Etoys community on a volunteer basis, but the system and the > vision and the future of Etoys are now entirely in the hands of Squeakland > Foundation, and thus, more than ever, in the hands of the broader community > itself. > > For those of us who have been involved with Etoys for many years, it is a > poignant moment. Since the beginning, a small core group of us at > Viewpoints Research have always had ultimate responsibility for Squeak Etoys > -- the code, the decisions, the releases. Passing those powers and > responsibilities on will not be entirely painless for us, but it's a goal of > Viewpoints to spin out research prototypes beyond our lab. It's also the > right thing to do, given the recent increase in Etoys usage due to OLPC. > > Several things give me great hope that the future of Etoys is bright. > Foremost is the promise of the new website, particularly the Showcase, with > its "featured" projects vetted by the education team and with the ability > for children and adults to save and share their projects on the site. The > content and evolution of the Showcase will comprise a centerpiece and > gathering place for our community. We will all benefit and learn from the > sharing of interesting projects. Secondly, people in the community have > started posting code fixes and enhancements to our software tracker, and the > new etoys-dev mailing list has been active. And lastly, witnessing the > commitment and strength of people in the community, beginning with Tim and > Rita, and continuing through our strong teams of educators, business people, > and software writers, and ultimately with the passion of our hardy, > worldwide community of users. All of these things give me confidence and > optimism that Etoys will continue to thrive and inspire for many years to > come. > > Squeak Etoys 4 Release Notes Etoys 4 has three major new changes and > many smaller improvements. Representing a year's worth of work, Etoys 4 is > the last release to include the direct participation Viewpoints Research, as > their focus has always been to create prototypes and spin them out into new > organizations. Viewpoints will now pass the reigns over to the newly formed > Squeakland Foundation, whose mission is to "build community and encourage > deep learning worldwide by promoting, supporting, and improving Squeak Etoys > and related educational media." > > Please join us! > > ShowcaseThe biggest change to Etoys and the Squeakland website is our new > project showcase. You may now share projects directly from Etoys to the > Squeakland website. Simply click the Save button, give project details, and > choose "My Squeakland" as the save location. To get a showcase account, > visit > http://squeakland.org/action/signup<http://squeakland.org/action/messageClick?id=12075&url=http://squeakland.org/action/signup> > . > > You can then access your project from the Squeakland website or directly > within Etoys itself, using the Load button. This allows you to use the > website as a central place to store your Etoys projects, whether you wish to > make them public or not. When you first upload a project, it's marked > private, which means only you or your friends may see it. (Friends > functionality will be added later this year.) You can then choose to make > your project public by clicking "make public" on the project page. After > being reviewed by other users for inappropriate content, your project will > then become visible to everyone. Please help us show off the best Etoys > projects! > > Etoys-To-GoThe next big change is called "Etoys-To-Go", which is a new way > to install and use Etoys. Simply choose Etoys-To-Go from the download page > instead of Windows, Mac, or Linux. You'll then have a portable Etoys that > works on any computer that can be easily copied from machine to machine, > without the added installation step. Even better, you can run Etoys-To-go > directly from a USB flash drive, which means you can use Etoys on any > computer without getting permission from system administrators. Your project > files are saved back to the USB stick, so you can quickly save and run on > your way to school. Unfortunately, Etoys-To-Go does not include our browser > plugin, so if you want to browse projects on the web, you'll still need to > download and install the usual Windows, Mac, or Linux version. Project files > can be easily exchanged between the Etoys-To-Go, Mac, Windows, and Linux > versions. > > License CleanEtoys 4 is now "license clean", which means it conforms to > the requirements of free and open source systems, such as the various Linux > distributions. In 1996, Apple released Squeak under their own license. In > 2006, Apple relicensed the Squeak core under the Apache 2.0 license, thanks > to Steve Jobs, Alan Kay, and the lawyers involved. Soon after, Viewpoints > Research collected written relicensing agreements from several hundred > contributors under the MIT license, thanks to Kim Rose and the Squeak > community volunteers. Finally, all code in Etoys not explicitly covered by a > relicensing agreement was removed, rewritten, or reverted to an earlier > version, thanks primarily to the efforts of Yoshiki Ohshima. The result of > this hard work is that Squeak Etoys is now completely free and open source, > which means it can be used and modified by anyone in the world for whatever > purpose they imagine. > > Improvements > > - The project-info box fields were updated to match the new Squeakland > showcase. > - The load box lets you browse not only local files, but projects in > the Squeakland showcase as well. > - The local document directory is automatically pre-selected when > saving a project. > - Projects are now created at a 1200x900 pixel resolution by default, > and scaled to the actual Etoys window size. This ensures easier sharing of > projects between computers of different screen resolution. > - The former display-mode button in the toolbar now toggles full-screen > mode. To access the scaling options menu, hold down the button. > - On the right of the toolbar, there is a new button that governs > toolbar visibility. > - To minimize the chance of obscuring essential content when opening > older projects, the toolbar will now appear in its collapsed form, at the > top-right corner of the screen. > - New icons were chosen for Quit, Load, and Save buttons. Under Sugar, > the Stop, Import, and Keep icons are used instead. > - The "undo" button was removed to make room in the toolbar, as it did > not work reliably anyway. > - We renamed the startup screen to "Home". > - The home screen is now always accessible via project navigation > buttons. > - We now show the full set of choices in the authoring-tools menu to > all users whether eToyFriendly is turned on or not. > - A book's navigation bar is now protected from being ripped out > accidentally. > - Objects can now be copied into and out of Etoys using the system > clipboard. When the halo is visible, press Ctrl-C to copy (Cmd-C on Mac). > - The world now receives all keystrokes for better scripting of > keyboard-controlled projects. > - The less widely-used items of the "geometry" category have been moved > out to a new category called "more geometry". > - Opening a new category pane now closes other categories if there > isn't enough vertical space on the screen. > - The "bearing to" and "distance to" tiles now respect an object's > reference position (center of rotation). > - The grab-patch tool can now be dragged in any direction, not just > top-left to bottom-right. > - Lasso and grab-patch tools were moved back to Supplies flap. > - Wording improvements were made in several menus and help balloons. > - On Linux, sound compatibility has been improved. > - The separate .gif file is no longer generated. > - Saving a project now includes a "thumbnail.png" inside the project. > You can use a zip tool to extract the thumbnail if needed. > - The Mac Finder now shows a thumbnail for new project files. > - Translations and Quick Quides now work in the web browser plugin. > - Etoys now ships the ScratchPlugin (although we only use the "open URL > in web browser" primitive so far). Thanks to Mitchel Resnick and John > Maloney and the other Lifelong Kindergardeners. > > > Known Bugs > > - Uploading a project from Etoys to Squeakland does not work if you are > behind a proxy. Please use a web browser to upload projects in this case. > - On Snow Leopard, the web browser plugin works unreliable in Safari. > We recommend using Firefox until we fix this problem. > - If you encounter issues in the plugin, try clicking the full-screen > button in the toolbar. 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