Stephane,

I've put them up here:

http://bitquabit.com/rev/old/download

Read the ReadMe.html file for some useful info on using these files.

Since I've not cleared these for copyright, I'm not publisizing this  
link to everyone, but I've handed it out to a few folks.  I can't  
imagine that there'd be any legal problems sharing this- I think it  
all would count as "abandonware," but just in case there is a  
potential legal problem and also so I don't piss off the people who  
placed me in their trust and sent me copies of these programs in the  
first place. I'm emailing those folks to see if they mind me sharing  
them.

If you need any help getting them going, don't hesitate to email me.

Regards,
Aaron

On Mar 17, 2007, at 9:16 AM, stephane ducasse wrote:

> excellent if we could get the archives and the exe this would be  
> even better :)
>
> On 16 mars 07, at 04:46, Aaron Reichow wrote:
>
>> Hey Squeakers!
>>
>> I and others have discussed old versions of Smalltalk a few times  
>> on the list in recent months.  Something I mentioned was putting  
>> up a page with screenshots of various old versions of Smalltalk.   
>> I recently got a few of these old Smalltalks running and tonight I  
>> put together a simple page with a few screenshots and some basic  
>> info.
>>
>> Check it out at:
>> http://bitquabit.com/rev/old/
>>
>> Right now I've got some info and screenshots up for: Apple  
>> Smalltalk-80 for Mac OS Classic, Digitalk Methods 1.1 (text-mode)  
>> for DOS, and Digitalk Smalltalk/V 286 R3 (graphical) for DOS.
>>
>> Thanks to all those who made this thing we love: Smalltalk! And  
>> thanks to those who have helped me out with this lil project.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Aaron
>>
>>
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