24 Aug
2007
24 Aug
'07
3:06 p.m.
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 11:13 am, Heiko Schroeder wrote:
e.) Then you try to invoke Squeak by squeak, not inisqueak. Perhaps this succeeds. Of course a message arrives with the first suggestion: Copy the image and the change file into your current directory.
The command to start squeak (as used in program menu entries) is 'startsqueak'. It will create and populate ~/squeak directory for you and then launch squeak in that directory. Subsequently, running 'squeak' from command line is faster and more flexible.
FWIW .. Subbu