The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • Using Squeak on the Nokia 770

    The Nokia 770 is a Linux-based, wi-fi capable “Internet tablet” whose success was even greater than what Nokia anticipated. Now Aaron Reichow is trying to run Squeak on it, and has posted a couple of messages (here and here) detailing his experiences. Could the 770 and Squeak combo become the first real implementation of the…

  • September team reports

    Every month the various Squeak teams should deliver a report on their activities. For the month of September, the following reports have been sent to the squeak-dev mailing list: News Team Report Documentation Team Report Box-Admins Team Report Updates: Balloon, Compression, Graphics, FFI Reports SETools Team Report

  • Latest announcements in the Squeak world

    Here’ a list of the latest announcements that appeared on the squeak-dev mailing list: John M McIntosh announced a new release of the mac Exupery VM. This release is up to date with the latest modifications to the VM necessary to run Exupery. Be warned though: this is still experimental software. Keith Hodges announced the…

  • Alternative URL for The Weekly Squeak

    The Weekly Squeak can now be reached also using this new URL: http://news.squeak.org. At the moment, this is only an HTTP redirect that will bring you to the main TWS url. The RSS feed URL remains the same.

  • Squeak Foundation Board meeting notes – October 4th, 2006

    Craig Latta posted the notes of the Squeak Foundation Board meeting that occured on October 4th. The Squeak Foundation Board meets twice a month via IM on the first and third wednesday, and Craig has been appointed to speak for the board.

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