Hi all,

I have installed Squeak (Linux version) for my students. The problem I have is 
that they do not have enough disc space to copy the image and the changes 
files in their home directory.
Hence, they load squeak by running:

squeak /usr/local/squeak/Squeak2.7

But there's still a problem: they can't save their image (squeak crashes) or 
fileOut their code (error notification). I suppose this is because squeak 
takes /usr/local/squeak/ as default directory and they to not have write 
permission on that directory.

Is there a way to change default directories?

Thanks in advance,
JD

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