I had a similar issue and ended up installing an ubuntu VM under VMWare Fusion
and running older versions of Pharo there.
> On 3 Feb 2022, at 12:34 am, Steffen Märcker wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am looking for a way to run an old 32-Bit image on a modern Mac
> (Montery). Pharo launcher gives me the
I’d like to give a shout out to David Buck’s latest project:
https://richardeng.medium.com/when-pigeons-talk-the-evolution-of-programming-education-6a12790ec5ea
I think it’s a very worthy project and it deserves your support.
By the way, he’s one of the four keynote speakers at Camp Smalltalk
Hello,
I'm sorry, you can't :(
macOS transitioned to 64bit without backwards compatibility so is not possible
to read a 32bit images there right now.
The easiest solution is to run your image in a linux 32bit virtual machine and
recover your code there.
Esteban
ps: Yes, other solutions are
Hi,
I am looking for a way to run an old 32-Bit image on a modern Mac
(Montery). Pharo launcher gives me the following error:
Cannot run Prism Grammar (Pharo 6.1)!
This image requires a 32-Bit VM to run and 32-Bit applications are not
supported on this Operating System.
Is there a way to run it
Hello,
I like Pharo a lot and I like to make a web site with it for a volunteer
organisation.
For the web site I need a login system.
And some products which can be "borrowed" by a client which has a
subscription.
We have also some volunteer in the "shop" where a client can also
"borrow"
> On 2 Feb 2022, at 09:04, contac...@kathe.in wrote:
>
> I have attached 2 cropped screen-captures of the same class displayed in the
> class browser;
> class-smalltalk.png is the regular class syntax,
> class-fluid.png is the same class but with the "Fluid" checkbox selected, and
> shows a
Cheers
I restarted with smalltalk in the form of Pharo a few years back, so in a
somewhat similar situation. I have done several different things:
Contributed to a number of different things in the Pharo community, fixing
issues, commented on issues, and been involved in one of the sub-areas of
I have attached 2 cropped screen-captures of the same class displayed in the
class browser;
class-smalltalk.png is the regular class syntax,
class-fluid.png is the same class but with the "Fluid" checkbox selected, and
shows a different syntax.
May I know what that is all about?
There's a
