Stéphane Rollandin wrote:
> Andreas Raab a écrit :
>> 3) Suitable welcome information inside the release. Check out 
>> http://ftp.squeak.org/3.6/Squeak3.6-5429-full.zip for what this can 
>> look like - in 3.6 there is a whole bunch of interesting stuff to 
>> explore which makes it interesting and engaging (and sadly I will add 
>> that 3.6 full is *smaller* than 3.10 basic). [some might consider 
>> this point finished and I wouldn't hold the release because of it but 
>> it seems very hard these days to explain to anyone who downloads 
>> Squeak what's cool about it]
>
> +1
>
> Squeak is not welcoming anymore... first time I met Squeak it was on 
> 3.4 I think, and the overall first impression was great, lots of 
> things to discover and wonder at. these days there is a dull grey 
> background with a few windows opened on technical text, details of 
> last updates... it could not be more different.
>
> Stef
Thats the whole point of derivative images such as Fun-Squeak or 
Squeak-dev image. Its horses for courses.

Those of us who want to actually use squeak for something in particular 
find unloading packages harder than loading them.
So I support the goal of trimming down the main image (though its still 
a bit fat)

Keith