This bug was fixed in the package squeak-vm - 1:3.9.8-3ubuntu1
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squeak-vm (1:3.9.8-3ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
* debian/{changelog/control}: rename source package squeak-vm to be
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* debian/patches: added amd64.patch
Well, Gutsy didn't seem to change anything.
I want to learn a bit about programming, and I heard that squeak was fairly
easy for starters. Well, so far it's been quite disappointing, as said before.
No inisqueak. I used the workaround mentionned by Caspar Clemens Mierau, but
still, the file Squ
Will Gutsy be release with a fixed version of Squeak?
To be honest this situation is a blocker and should be relabelled as
such.
A person installs the Squeak packages, tries to run squeak, is told in
the manual to run inisqueak only to find that it doesn't exist. I
suspect most people will then
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The inisqueak script doesn't appear to exist
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Hey Jordan,
the confusion is just about not being able to use the files delivered
with the squeak-image package. As a squeak newbie you install the
package and wonder why you are not able to choose it. There must a be a
clear hint somewhere or better a function to copy the image/changes file
to yo
I'm an experienced computer user but not very familiar with Squeak
(although I had some influence on its early development). I also just
started using Ubuntu. From this perspective, Ubuntu has solved most of
the nasty Linux install issues. Most of the software packaged for
ubuntu installs painless
I created startsqueak as a GUI wrapper script so that squeak can be used
from the menu. inisqueak was never installed in the packages we used. I
talked with squeak developers and they liked my startsqueak script so I
included that. I'm not sure why inisqueak is necessary here but I can
include if i
Let me add for further readers how to work around: Install "squeak-
image" and unzip the files /usr/lib/squeak/*.gz to your ~/squeak/ -
afterwards there should be two files: Squeak3.8-6665.image and
Squeak3.8-6665.changes.
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I can confirm Mikes complain. This bug or missing essential feature is
still active.
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This problem still exists.
I don't think that startsqueak is the equivalent of inisqueak.
According to the man page:
inisqueak should be run once, when using Squeak for the first time, to
create a new personal Squeak session. Afterwards, squeak should be
run each time tha
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probably simply a link inisqueak->startsqueak should be added ;)
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On 23 Jun 2006, Jordan Mantha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can either use the menu item, or run the wraper script, startscript.
> /user/bin/squeak is the normal binary so that command line usage could
> be preserved. My changelog enty was not clear enough, sorry.
I think you mean "startsqueak"
You can either use the menu item, or run the wraper script, startscript.
/user/bin/squeak is the normal binary so that command line usage could
be preserved. My changelog enty was not clear enough, sorry.
** Changed in: squeak-vm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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The inisqueak
The bug is still still happening for me with 3.7.7-5ubuntu6
There is no inisqueak script and if I run squeak with no arguments in an
empty directory it fails to start, complaining of no image. Also
/usr/bin/squeak is a binary, not a wrapper script.
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