Alan Grimes <alangrimes at starpower.net> wrote:
> I myself have two working monitors right now (ignoring the fact that the 
> red channel on my other is about 50% of where it should be..... ) But my 
> main need is to be able to manipulate the squeak world code in an 
> effective way so that I can use an environment-isolated world as a 
> window in squeak. This is so that I can isolate a potentially dangerous 
> piece of software, namely the AI i'll get around to writing Any Day Now 
> (tm)...
> 

That is a separate issue from multiple windows.  Just having separate
windows does not protect things in one window from influencing things in
another; it would still be one big soup of objects underneath.

If you are interested in multiple partially isolated domains within a
single image, then here are two projects you may be interested in.

	"Islands"
	http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/2074
	
	"Squeak-E"
	http://www.erights.org/history/squeak-e.html
	
-Lex