If is it found, it should be clearly labeled and archived at http://ftp.squeak.org

--Hannes

On 11/5/14, hmm hmm@heeg.de wrote:

Am 04.11.2014 21:16, schrieb Bert Freudenberg:

...

Hi folks,

does someone still have a copy of the original 1996 Squeak 1.13 release? The file name might have been Squeak1.13.sea or Squeak1.13-mac.sea. The original Squeak team members appear do not have kept it.

Our version archive only has a copy modified by Ian to run on unix:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.13/

There is also an even older, pre-release version, but again that has been modified by Andreas to run on windows:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.1/

But having the original bits would be an important historic artifact.

If you have a copy, please send it my way. Or, if you know someone who might have it, please forward this email to them.

Thank you!

• Bert -

I might have it on some old backup CD from my Performa that I had at the time. Don't know whether I have enough time today to search for it, though.

Cheers, Hans-Martin

And also an other at:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66990913/Squeak1.1-APSL.zip

Don't remember the meaning of APSL

Le 2014-11-05 à 15:27, Raymond Asselin jgr.asselin@me.com a écrit :

I think I get it

I put a zip file with all Squeak version 1.x I got at this adress:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66990913/Squeak%201.0.zip

...

Le 2014-11-04 à 15:16, Bert Freudenberg bert@freudenbergs.de a écrit :

Hi folks,

does someone still have a copy of the original 1996 Squeak 1.13 release? The file name might have been Squeak1.13.sea or Squeak1.13-mac.sea. The original Squeak team members appear do not have kept it.

Our version archive only has a copy modified by Ian to run on unix:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.13/

There is also an even older, pre-release version, but again that has been modified by Andreas to run on windows:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.1/

But having the original bits would be an important historic artifact.

If you have a copy, please send it my way. Or, if you know someone who might have it, please forward this email to them.

Thank you!

• Bert -

Hi Raymond,

I had a look - there indeed are some files we do not have in our archive, thank you!

Unfortunately, none of these is the original.

The way to check is in the Systems-File category: if UnixFileDirectory or DosFileDirectory exist, then it is not the original, Mac-only release. This would not even work correctly on a Windows or Unix box, so it is understandable that few people kept it.

So ... Hans-Martin, did you find something?

- Bert -

On 05.11.2014, at 21:27, Raymond Asselin jgr.asselin@me.com wrote:

I think I get it

I put a zip file with all Squeak version 1.x I got at this adress:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66990913/Squeak%201.0.zip

...

Le 2014-11-04 à 15:16, Bert Freudenberg bert@freudenbergs.de a écrit :

Hi folks,

does someone still have a copy of the original 1996 Squeak 1.13 release? The file name might have been Squeak1.13.sea or Squeak1.13-mac.sea. The original Squeak team members appear do not have kept it.

Our version archive only has a copy modified by Ian to run on unix:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.13/

There is also an even older, pre-release version, but again that has been modified by Andreas to run on windows:

http://ftp.squeak.org/1.1/

But having the original bits would be an important historic artifact.

If you have a copy, please send it my way. Or, if you know someone who might have it, please forward this email to them.

Thank you!

• Bert -