Tinytalk was done by Larry Tesler and Kim McCall (I think as 
mentioned, on a Z-80).

Rosetta Smalltalk by Scott Warren is really worth looking at. It was 
a beautiful design and made some nice improvements on ST-72. I was 
very taken by this system.

Don't forget that the original Alto only had 128K, of which half was 
used for the display. ST-72 ran in the other 64K, and many things 
were done in it. (Still, Rosetta was an improvement in some important 
ways.)

Cheers,

Alan

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At 9:38 PM -0800 11/11/01, Duane Maxwell wrote:
>Les Tyrell writes:
>>  Actually, another thing of intest to me would be more information about
>>  TinyTalk, which was a variant of Smalltalk that I recall had been done on
>a
>>  64Kb Z-80 computer ( probably CP/M ).
>
>Are you sure it wasn't Scott Warren's Rosetta Smalltalk, which ran on a
>Z-80?
>
>http://www.rosetta.com/TechHistory.html#rosetta-smalltalk
>
>-- Duane


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