Re: [Newbies] How do I start Squeak on Raspberry Pi ?

Thanks everyone. After copying image, changes, and sources under the squeak folder in Raspian, I found it helpful to change my desktop squeak file to say: [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Exec=squeak Icon=squeak StartUpNotify=true That will keep me going for now. Kirk W. Fraser w

Re: [Newbies] How do I start Squeak on Raspberry Pi ?

The RISC OS is available for Pi machines . And there is a Squeak for that OS. On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 9:10 PM, Casey Ransberger wrote: > Hi Kirk, > > By "default OS" I'm guessing you mean Raspbian. > > On Lin

[Newbies] How to run Squeak on Raspberry Pi

Thanks Tim for this help. 1) Download squeak and extract it. 2) Copy these three files from contents/resources to squeak folder A '.image' file - you'll find Squeak4.5-13860.image A '.changes' file - you'll find Squeak4.5-13860.changes A '.sources' file - should be Squeak4.1.sources 3) open a term

[Newbies] How to round a float?

Hi Bert, >> That's why I thought there was a problem with #roundTo: but maybe #roundTo: >> has some other intent that I'm not aware of? > >It's used for snapping values to a grid. E.g. in ScrollBar>>setValue:. >- Bert - Ahh, Thanks Bert. So it isn't exactly the same as displaying the numbers but

[Newbies] What PATH makes Squeak work on Raspberry Pi?

Amazingly I'm sending this email from my Pi. I made this squeak.sh file for my Pi desktop. Double click produces nothing after the request to execute pop-up menu. Entering each line in a Terminal on the last statement closes the terminal. Suggestions please? Thanks. PATH=/home/pi/Squeak-4.5-All-