>The Macintosh OS behaves differently, and makes access to other computer
>resources difficult when Squeak is in full screen mode.

Maybe, but there is an awful lot you can do to support that, and 
integrate that support in Squeak, with Appletalk.

With MacOS X, and the introduction of a real and meaningful system 
call to the Mach/BSD/Carbon-Cocoa world, it will be even better yet. 
Ironically, all this is happening just after I took a position as VP 
Eng., R&D of a company with most of its technology built over 
FreeBSD, so with all I have learned I couldn't be more happy with 
this state of affairs.

Change is burgeoning everywhere, just as the important things seem to 
be staying the same.  Squeak is a wonderful, indeed exquisite 
platform from which to explore and exploit those changes, once just a 
few probes and tweaks are put into play.

My file of "neat idea" index cards has been burgeoning these days.
-- 
Andrew C. Greenberg		acg at netwolves.com
V.P. Eng., R&D, 		813.885.2779 (office)
Netwolves Corporation		813.885.2380 (facsimile)
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