>- Squeak lacks a killer application. It hurts Squeak because when you become
>aware of a killer application you instantly become aware of the underlying
>infra-structure.

It is my belief that Squeak's "unique" user interface means a killer 
application will never be built using it.  I cannot believe that 
anybody in their right mind would try to distribute an application 
that would look so "different" compared to the straight and narrow 
of, e.g., the Mac or Windows look and feel.

On the other hand, when you think about it, isn't Squeak itself the 
'killer app'?


Karl