jim guo <jigme1968 at tom.com> wrote:
> Thank you all. It's not a big problem. May I didn't install it right but it 
> couldn't find a browser when I click on the links in welcome morph. I 
> rememberthat it was not the same with the 3.4 version or on Windows.
> I'm shifting back to Linux now so I am a bit nervous if Squeak users are 
> mainlyusing it on Windows and then Linux versions may be late and less 
> developed.

I do my PhD research in Squeak, and use Linux to do it.  Ian seems
keenly interested in Squeak/unix.  The Georgia Tech crowd runs most of
the swikis on Linux and Solaris.  So, there is plenty of interest and
some of that interest is willing to do a little maintanance as well. 
You don't need to worry.

Incidentally, you do sometimes need to look for patches, e.g. to run
Squeak/Unix with a 3.7 image.  Official updates are often separated by a
few months.


-Lex