[Squeakland] squeak bump #3 .. mac file madness

[Timothy Falconer]

Hi all,

My apologies if this has already been brought up, but I've been trying  
to figure out the file & directory scheme of the Squeakland installer  
for the mac.  To know exactly how I set things up, see my install  
video at http://waveplace.com/movies.

As far as I can see, the installer creates the following:

    1.  /Library/Internet Plug-ins/SqueakBrowserPlugin.plugin

    2. ~/Library/Application Support/Squeakland/Squeak.keys

    3. ~/Library/Preferences/Squeak/Internet/My Squeak/ (this is where  
the desktop shortcut goes)

    4. ~/Applications/SqueakLand/Squeak/Internet/Squeakland (this is the VM)

    5.  
~/Applications/SqueakLand/Squeak/Internet/prefs/knownServers/Squeakland-Projects (for upload and  
download)

    6. ~/Documents/Squeakland/Squeaklets/resourceCache.map

    7. ~/Documents/Squeakland/Squeaklets/ (this is where projects are  
saved in the new image, along with dupes in the directory above)


Saving and loading projects in the new image, it seems like the "My  
Squeak" desktop shortcut (and associated directory underneath  
Preferences) isn't used.  Files get saved in #7, not #3.  Also, I  
noticed that projects get saved twice in #7 ... in the Squeaklets  
directory and the directory above them.  This of course begs the  
question ... which one should I use?

A suggested layout:

    1.  /Library/Internet Plug-ins/SqueakBrowserPlugin.plugin

    2. ~/Library/Application Support/Squeak/Squeak.keys

    3. ~/Applications/Squeak/SqueakVM (this is the VM, without an image)

    4. ~/Documents/Etoys/config/knownServers/Squeakland-Projects

    5. ~/Documents/Etoys/config/resourceCache.map

    6. ~/Documents/Etoys/etoys.image (the separate image)

    7. ~/Documents/Etoys/  (this is where projects get saved)


Config (#4 and #5) could go under /Applications/Squeak if it makes more sense.


Anyway, I hope this helps simplify things.  If I'm gonna be training  
people to drag and drop project files, the existing layout is a bit  
unwieldy under the hood.

Tim