Yoshiki Ohshima wrote:
>   Why?  Because it is a good platform to experiment what a new system
> should be like, as I wrote in the same message.  In that sense, it is
> a viable platform, and of course for those who are building commercial
> software and using Squeak in industry already (like ourselves for
> OLPC), it does not alway make sense just jump to a new unproven
> system.   Even after the new system gets real, why shouldn't anyone
> bother with Squeak?
>   
Plus Squeak will always have the cutest splash screen in the world of 
open source.

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Jeffrey Straszheim
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