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font-size: 12px;" lang="x-western">"Lets accept it. For good or
bad, monticello packages are the way to go,
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and gofer desing is around this observation."
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Your position is too extreme. I argued against SqueakMap about as
hard as anybody can six, seven months ago.
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I got serious push back. Gofer is great and there are lots of
reasons to use it. But I don't see any reason to
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break things, or decide for people who want to do things in an
older mode.
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"Better, add to Installer that which Gofer does that Installer
doesn't."
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This doesn't seem like a great idea. As somebody pointed out, it
has no active maintainer. Lukas maintains Gofer
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and there are reasons to use it: closer relationship with Pharo,
contemporary MC integration (Metacello).
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Chris
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