From: Dan Ingalls <dani@206.16.10.110> Subject: Announcement: Squeak Version 2.2 available Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1998 14:48:45 -0700 Squeak Version 2.2 includes a web browser and mail client written in Smalltalk, as well as a number of ongoing experiments with end-user scripting and Squeak's version of the Morphic graphics architecture. Information about the release can be found at: http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak.1 Documentation specific to the release can be browsed at http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeakDoc.1 The above servers are running in Squeak. The Swiki server software is included in the release, and some people run Squeak just for this server! An extracted mini version of Squeak 2.2 is also available. It decompiles system sources with temp names preserved. The 580k image can browse over 850k of formatted source code with no other files needed. The image includes text editor, compiler, code browsers, file lists, Floats and LargeIntegers. It is a complete Smalltalk development environment that can run in 1MB on many PDA's (interpreters are avialable for Cassiopeia, HP320LX, Zaurus MI-506, etc). Squeak is a public-domain derivative of Smalltalk-80 with which it is still reasonably compatible. It has been extended with color graphics, sound synthesis and network access -- all written in Squeak. Even the Squeak interpreter is written in Squeak, and it runs bit-identical images on Windows, Mac, Unix, Acorn, and a number of other platforms. For more information, check out the squeak home page, http://squeak.cs.uiuc.edu/