> Where's the actual non-technical problem that needs to be solved,
> especially when we restrict ourselves to development images?
> 
> I hate technical solutions for non-problems, you see ;)

Cees - this is becoming unpleasant. People have already complained
that your rhetorics is dirty - it uses authority to shut people down.

You know what the problem is since you replied to an email where I
described it and other people confirmed the issue (so there is no need
to pretend not to know it), and you know that 'restricting to
development images' begs the question that is being raised.

So: we know that your opinion is that squeak maintainers should jump
to radical changes that "screw" a subpopulation of squeak and we
respect your opinion. Now can you let us have a conversation without
jumping in with such level of demagogy at every point? Thanks.

Michal