Hi,  
  
Thanks, that's very nice.  
  
There is also a mac build here:  
  
[http://files.pharo.org/platform/](http://files.pharo.org/platform/)  
  
and the pharo 4 one does not work.  That's the one I found when I poked around 
and tested it.  
  
cheers  
  
bruce  
  
  
On 14 Jan 2017, at 12:56, Bruce O'Neel  wrote:Hi,Pharo 4 might be hard on MacOS 
Sierra.There was a late change to the VM, at least for Squeak, to stop the 
black screen on startup on Sierra.    Pharo 4 was before that change, and, for 
that matter, before Sierra.  Pharo 5 was after and clearly has that change.I 
updated the VM on Pharo 4 to work also on Sierra, so this does not remains true 
:)I'm pretty sure that the patches are one of these 
two:https://github.com/OpenSmalltalk/opensmalltalk-vm/...https://github.com/OpenSmalltalk/opensmalltalk-vm/...and
 I'm almost 100% sure that the second is the magic one.The simple solution 
would be to replace the VM in the Pharo 4 bundle with the VM in the Pharo 5 
bundle, but, alas, the VM in the Pharo 5 bundle can't read the image from Pharo 
4.no, it will not work, because Pharo 5 is spur and Pharo 4 is notSo it would 
look as if one's choices are:* Build the version of the VM from the Pharo 4 
bundle, but, apply one or both of the patches above.* Figure out why Pharo 4 is 
necessary and move to Pharo 5.* Run a squeak V3 VM and hack something together. 
 This might not give the full Pharo experience.To run the squeak V3 do the 
following:Download and unzip the newest Squeak V3 
VM.https://bintray.com/opensmalltalk/vm/download_file...Alt click on the 
CocoaFast app and choose open.Quit.Download Pharo 4.  Alt click on Pharo 4 and 
choose "Show Package Contents."  Navigate to Contents -> Resources.  Drag the 
"Pharo4.0.image" overtop the CocoaFast app and it launches.  You do have 
startup errors, so, you now have some time to play around.I realize that 
neither look so easy, though the second one is probably the wisest just because 
the Pharo group moves quickly.�� or you can download the Pharo 4.0 VM (from 
here: http://files.pharo.org/get-files/40/) and run your Pharo 4.0 and Pharo 
3.0 app without problems (I didn�t try Pharo 2.0 and 1.4, but I do not see why 
they wouldn�t work). now, Pharo 1.0 will not work I think, because it is not a 
Stack image (it didn�t existed at the time)�� there yes, you will need one of 
the legacy VMs that we do not maintain anymore�� for that, there are some VMs 
around, but I frankly would migrate any 1.0 based image�� is work (and maybe 
hard work), but at the end it will pay :)if what you have is a OneClick 
package, the best approach is to extract your Pharo*.image, Pharo*.changes and 
Pharo*.sources and then use the Pharo 4.0 VM with them,cheers, 
Estebancheersbruce14 janvier 2017 12:19 Hilaire  a écrit:I don't know yet Jeff. 
I don't have either a macos sierra at hand. Once  a Mac OS Sierra user reported 
me the problem your are mentioning[1], but  I did not get very far 
investigating the problem.  For me it is not clear at all from[2] if there is 
any Mac VM 4.0. May be  Esteban can enlighten us.  [1] 
http://forum.drgeo.eu/DrGeo-pb-mac-os-Sierra-td402... [2] 
http://pharo.org/download Le 14/01/2017 à 11:35, J.F. Rick a écrit :  > So, 
what's the proper procedure? I just moved my Pharo4 to the  > Application 
directory and it didn't work? Launched but the window is  > black. Is there a 
new Pharo4 VM for MacOS? If so, where is it?  >   > Thanks,  >   > Jeff  --   
Dr. Geo http://drgeo.eu  
  

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