John Hinsley wrote:

> 
> ¡¡¡*&^poPol&&££$!!! I guess there must be a reason, but this looks (and
> feels!) like a huge step backwards.
> 
>   Try cmd-shift-w :-)
> 
> Thanks! This works -- at least with the stuff on Jochen's Swiki as
> Squeakland project. (Squeakland looks to be down.)
> 
> So I can now save projects to my local disk.  I can tell: they're there
> and try to load. But I run into weird messages like:
> 
> reading an instance of SwikiControls: which modern class should it
> translate to?
> 
> (which makes some kind of sense since it came from a Swiki, but I'm
> damned if I know the answer) or even
> 
> reading an instance of StateButtonMorph:
> 
> (likewise....) and this doesn't IIRC only apply to the stuff on Jochen's
> Swiki.
> 
> Looks to me like this stuff isn't useable by kids off line which
> probably means non-rich kids at home or kids in the undeveloped world at
> any time. Doesn't this devalue the plug-in as easy interface model, or
> am I missing something?


Yes, I was! (That's nothing new!) Run the SqueakPlugin.image, file in
Jochen's chageset and the stuff on Jochen's Swiki runs locally just
fine.

Looks like the plugin has  become a very different animal from
"ordinary" Squeak.

Cheers

John
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