On 12.12.2013, at 15:05, Chris Muller <asqueaker at gmail.com> wrote:

> That is a really great site.  I was able to find it in under 30 seconds:
> 
> ============
> "Change Set:        loadUpdates-mir
> Date:            4 March 2005
> Author:            Michael Rueger, Goran Krampe
> 
> Change the auto start mechanism's update loading to suggest loading updates in a release image. 
> If the preference #updateFromServerAtStartup is set (it would be in a release image) the user is prompted if he/she wants to check for updates. There is now a third option to disable that option for later starts."
> =========
> 
> So, this actually provides some good context -- they wanted to make it as easy and obvious as possible for first-time users to ensure they get the latest bug fixes the first time they start the *release* image.  In that context, and with the "Don''t ask again" option, this makes some sense..


Yes, we had auto-update, isn't that amazing? ;) It's from a time when Squeak was synonymous with Etoys.

Also, this had to run very early, before the sandboxing was enabled after loading a project. After entering sandboxed mode there is no way to save the image anymore.

- Bert -


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