Hi Steve,
Thanks for your answers on the tutorial and your work. You miss one:
want about a free content license like the creative commons one? If
you're planning to create a book from your tutorial, you can still
consider a non-commercial variation of the license (for example the
Dear list,
perhaps some of you are aware of this old problem: Installing Squeak 3.9.8
under Linux by description is impossible.
- the inisqueak command is missing
- the author of the manpage ian pumarta presents a wrong address
- a second one can be found in the INSTALL file which is wrong as
