First off, I didn't mean completely obsoleted, in that it can be
deleted or something.  It does serve a purpose still, just what I
perceive as it's previous main functionality is obsolete imo.

That's not a bad thing, that just means things changed.  If you look
around and see northing's changing, then check your pulse, you must be
dead.  SM has carved out a perfectly good niche of being the catalog
of Squeak, and will likely continue to do this indefinitely.

On 10/31/07, Norbert Hartl <norbert at hartl.name> wrote:
>
> To say a tool which manages dependencies is more sophisticated is
> problematic in my opinion. At first dependencies introduce complexity
> which isn't always good. The upside of having dependencies has the
> downside to be hussled by dependencies. With dependencies it is easy
> to install software in first place. If I have my own set of module
> versions I don't want to have a tool which decides to install other
> versions than the ones I like. I know this can be prevented but it
> stays problematic.