[squeak-dev] Squeaksource.com question.

> What do you mean by 'configuration' here?  I'm assuming you mean what
> others have referred to as forks or distributions of Squeak like  
> Squeak
> itself and Pharo and etc.  If so then I would say it's not the  
> intention
> of SqueakSource.com to favor any particular version of Squeak but to
> support all to the extent possible and each particular project on
> SqueakSource.com can make its own choice regarding what versions are
> supported.  This is much the same situation with SourceForge or even
> Savannah.
>

> Hello,
>
> Am 2009-07-15 um 21:26 schrieb Ken Causey:
>
> > What do you mean by 'configuration' here?  I'm assuming you mean what
> > others have referred to as forks or distributions of Squeak like  
> > Squeak
> > itself and Pharo and etc.  If so then I would say it's not the  
> > intention
> > of SqueakSource.com to favor any particular version of Squeak but to
> > support all to the extent possible and each particular project on
> > SqueakSource.com can make its own choice regarding what versions are
> > supported.  This is much the same situation with SourceForge or even
> > Savannah.
> >
>
> Sorry, that was not my question.
> I‘m curious to know, what configuration squeaksource itself is running  
> on.
> That is, squeaksource version, Squeak version, any special magic hats…
>
> So Long,
> -Tobias

> Ah, sorry about that.  I can't answer about SqueakSource.com but I can
> for source.squeak.org which is the exact same software as far as I am
> aware.  And this answer is going to be a bit odd because we have taken
> an attitude that "if it ain't broke don't fix it" and so:
>
> Squeak 3.7-5989
> Unix VM 3.8a-1 #1 (on Linux)
> SqueakSource-lr.1036
> KomHttpServer-pmm.7
> KomServices-lr.3
> Mewa-pmm.16
> Seaside2-lr.96
> TinyWiki-lr.10
>
> Hopefully that provides a useful answer of some sort.