Some very observant individuals might have noticed I sign the 
official mac VMs with my pgp signature. Now that the os-x version of 
GNU pgp is out http://macgpg.sourceforge.net/ I thought I'd use that 
versus using the quite old version of pgp for the mac I've got 
installed. However the old signatures for the VMs, if you know where 
to find them (hint you should dig around in that packaged application 
you are using), didn't match. Arg....

But it seems the issue is that when I originally created the 
signatures I asked macpgp to use macbinary to package up the file to 
sign, which is quite different than signing the raw file. As of yet I 
can't figure out how to invoke macbinary against the original VM to 
make gpg happy with the results. Sigh...

Thus if you need a gnupg signature for a squeak vm to see if it was 
the original one that I distributed, you will need to email me, and 
I'll send you a proper gnupg signature for that VM.
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