OpenCroquet Website

> My read on OpenCobalt was that it was not a fork, but a complete replacement.  The consortium was effectively saying "we're the big guys now, and we're going to do this right..."  It is fascinating to see that Smalltalk won out.  I still don't like the compiler changes: never do _to_ the language what you can do _using_ the language.  Well, ok, there are exceptions such as primitives, but Tea really should be an event/announcement system made from ordinary objects (including some weaklings, of course).
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> I also do not care for the forced 3D immersion idea.  Their code for handling 3D objects was gorgeous, at least when I last looked.  They also appear to have tried to separate some of it for use by other projects.  I need to dig into that.  Hopefully it's the same stuff, but embeddable in a traditional desktop app.
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> Minor disagreements aside, I wish them well with it, and I'm thrilled to see Smalltalk back on the job :)
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> Bill
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> ________________________________________
> From: [hidden email] [[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Torsten Bergmann [[hidden email]]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 8:48 AM
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> Subject: [Pharo-project] OpenCroquet Website
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> Bill wrote (on pharo list):
>>They appear to back full tilt on the Smalltalk front, using Squeak.
>>http://www.opencobalt.org
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> Yes, I know OpenCobalt and I thought of it as a fork.
> According to the wikipedia page [1] (which only links to Croquet)
> it sits on top of the Croquet SDK. Similar to the Krestianstvo SDK.
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> However - would be nice if http://www.opencroquet.org
> would point also to
>  - http://www.opencobalt.org and
>  - http://www.krestianstvo.org/
> if anyone knows a person who is able to change the page.
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> Bye
> T.
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> [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croquet_Project
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