I like the idea
this is too bad that you could not squeak anymore.
Also the big great dependency mechanism failed so we should get one  
working and build incrementally from there


>> I don't really understand how it is works and how to use it.  
>> Moreover,
>> I can't install it in my image (Can't find EOCD position).
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> Hmm, I ran into the same thing.  It seems fixed now.  I'm not sure
> what was wrong, but I posted a new version "9b".  Please give it a
> try!
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> The way it all works, theory aside, is pretty much what has been
> described in the long thread "An 3.9 image for developers".  You get a
> list of packages, and you can install things from the list.  You can
> put group packages on the list if you want, so that you could have
> "standard developer set" as a package that simply depends on all the
> standard developer packages.  People can post updated packages to the
> list, just like with SqueakMap (except, you use a GUI, not a web
> site).
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> On top of the basics, there are some theoretical niceties.  One of the
> big ones is that you can have a local repository of packages that
> augments a standard public repository....
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>
> -Lex
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