Hi,
in 3.8 times I used a changeset (SqueakLockdown-nk.1.cs) from 3.4 times 
to create deployment images. After loading the changeset and doing some 
magic with addToStartupList you'd get an image that behaved like a 
conventional application. There would be a pre debug window with the 
only option to close it.

Today I'll check if the changeset still works in 4.5 though I have some 
doubts.

Below I will paste the comment of the cs.

Cheers,

Herbert

'From Squeak3.4 of 1 March 2003 [latest update: #5170] on 26 March 2003 
at 7:07:40 pm'!
"Change Set:        SqueakLockdown-nk
Date:            26 March 2003
Author:            Ned Konz

26 Mar 03: Minor change for 3.4, made it append to existing personal 
menu instead.

Also added disabling of readDocumentAtStartup.

20 Oct 02: Fixed bug that allowed cmd-shift-W to pop up World menu when 
locked down.

This change set makes it easier to lock down an image for application 
delivery.

By executing:
     Preferences disableProgrammerFacilities
from your personalized World menu and saving the locked image under a 
new name, the following features are disabled:

* Halos
* Meta and Debug menus
* Command keys in world
* Command-dot interrupts
* Debuggers (though notifiers will still come up)
* World menu (from mouse or key)
* Command keys other than editing & cursor in text
* Reading scripts/projects at startup.

The yellow-button menus in text panes will still come up.
It is assumed that text panes in your app will have their own
yellow-button menus.

Two existing preferences have been made available in the Preferences tool:
cmdKeysInText        -- enables the use of many cmd (or alt) keys in 
text editors
cmdGesturesEnabled    -- enables halos, debug menus, etc.

Another two new preferences have been added:
appendToErrorLog     -- appends to the error log rather than replacing it
noDebugButton         -- suppress the ability to open a debugger from a 
notifier

You can add this to your personalized World menu:
     aMenu add: 'disable pgrmr' target: Preferences action: 
#disableProgrammerFacilities.

Or you can add:
     Preferences disableProgrammerFacilities

to your do... menu list.

Am 04.05.2015 um 07:26 schrieb Marcel Taeumel:
> Interesting. :) Can elaborate on what it means to "disable the IDE" in terms
> of Squeak?
>
> - System Browser, Inspctor, Explorer, Message Set, ...
> - Morphic Halos, Meta menus
> - Distinct keyboard shortcuts such as CMD+P, CMD+D, ...
> - Shrinking down the world menu to Transcript/Save/Quit
> - ...
>
> Is it a deployment scenario? What might happen if a debugger wants to pop
> up?
>
> ...What does eToys do? =)
>
> Best,
> Marcel
>
>
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