Hello,
i'm creating a simple homepage (from an HTML template :P), i'm not a good
graphic but i think updates must be done in order to gain people.
An about page: what's smalltalk, what's GNU smalltalk, its features,
purposes and objectives.
A community page: simply describe the mailing list and how to contribute
to GNU smalltalk trough code and bug reporting
Screenshots page of blox-tk and gtk environments
Comparisong between existing smalltalk versions
A CVS page describing how to fetch smalltalk and make diffs.
The logo: the smalltalk baloon with the gnu on it
Why i'm going to leave Squeak:
1) License problems with distributions
2) It's not friendly for scripting as GST is
3) C interfacing is made easier in GST (i was creating SqueakGTK for
instance, i don't i'm indeed to continue it)
4) People would install GST instead of Squeak to run your smalltalk
application (just ask)
What are my dreams:
1) Have a good set of libraries
2) Create scalable and portable applications in smalltalk (GST is the
unique choice at the moment)
This smalltalk implementation is currently unknown, but it can be really
important if we gain community... just this.
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http://lethalman.blogspot.com - Thoughts about computer technologies
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