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Subject: squeak on Linux for amd64 architecture - msg#00066List: lang.smalltalk.squeak.beginnersmonths ago I used squeak a little bit under Linux x86. Now I got a new system with core2duo cpus. So I am on amd64 architecture now. But now I ca not use squeak anymore. Is there a amd64 squeak available - on the website I only get the one for i686. Thanx Steffen Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: Ralph Johnson video lectures on SmalltalkOn 13/02/07, Martial Boniou <Martial.Boniou@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Yes, but most of those vids look available at: http://st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/users/johnson/cs497/video/ Michael, you should wget it for your personal use before it goes to the void. Thanks for the tip, Martial; they're safely backed-up now. Cheers, Michael Next Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: squeak on Linux for amd64 architectureBaeckham wrote: Hi, months ago I used squeak a little bit under Linux x86. Now I got a new system with core2duo cpus. So I am on amd64 architecture now. But now I ca not use squeak anymore. Is there a amd64 squeak available - on the website I only get the one for i686. You have this : http://squeakvm.org/squeak64/ Bye -- Damien Cassou Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewMonticello ad distributionHi, I'm trying to get into Monticello usage right now. I'm using Magritte and MagritteGlorp for my project. I loaded all packages for magritte from lukas' site. Then I installed MagritteGlorp from squeaksource which has an own version of Magritte-Model. Now I did a change to Magritte-Model myself. Where do I put the package? I would like to put it on the official (lukas') repo. But I'm not sure how to do it. Packages have information about the package version they are based on. But the version numbers in MagritteGlorp aren't present in the official repository. What would be the result of putting my changed version on the official repo? Is there a standard workflow for this? I doubt that package have any reference that they know where they come from. thanks in advance, Norbert Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: squeak on Linux for amd64 architectureBaeckham wrote: Hi, months ago I used squeak a little bit under Linux x86. Now I got a new system with core2duo cpus. So I am on amd64 architecture now. But now I ca not use squeak anymore. Is there a amd64 squeak available - on the website I only get the one for i686. You have this : http://squeakvm.org/squeak64/ Bye -- Damien Cassou Loading Comments...
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