Category tree

• Entertainment - Anything making you smile!
  • Games - In games you try beat yourself or an opponent.
    • Classic - Chess, Othello, Minesw... nah.
  • Puzzles - A puzzle is something you either solve or don't. :-)
• Squeak distribution - Distributed base images (beside official Squeak) that packages can require.
  • Squeak - The official distribution of Squeak.
  • Croquet - A 3D collaborative environment on top of Squeak. And more.
• Compatibility level - The level of backwards compatibility of the release.
  • No code changes - Documentation and test changes, but not in code.
  • Only extensions, no changes - Code extensions but no changes in existing code.
  • Code changes, but only internal - Code has changed but should not affect external behavior.
  • Code changes, but only bug fixes - Code has changed but only with bug fixes.
  • Code changes, may break compatibility - Code has changed and may break clients, but not necessarily.
  • Not backwards compatible - Code has changed and breaks compatibility for sure.
• Development tools - Add-on development tools for Squeak.
• Package type - Kind of package, domain independent classification.
  • Package removal - Code removing a package from the image posted for review. It is meant for the update stream and is temporarily on SqueakMap.
  • Image large fix - A larger fix of the image posted for review. It is meant for the update stream and is temporarily on SqueakMap.
  • Image large enhancement - A large enhancement of the image posted for review. It is meant for the update stream and is temporarily on SqueakMap.
  • Image large refactoring - A larger refactoring of the image posted for review. It is meant for the update stream and is temporarily on SqueakMap.
  • Static load script - A .st script for loading packages using SqueakMap.Produces the same result each time.
  • Dynamic load script - A .st script for loading packages using SqueakMap. Must not produce the same result each time.
  • Package tests - A package containing the tests for another package.
• Package format - The format of the package.
  • Simple filein - A '.st' or '.cs' (changeset) standard filein. Optionally gzipped with extra extension '.gz'.
  • DVS - A '.st' compatible filein format for use with DVS. Optionally gzipped with extra extension '.gz'.
  • Squeak Archive - A '.sar' file which is a zip-file following certain conventions.
  • Project - A '.pr' file for Squeak projects.
  • Monticello - A '.mcz' file format for use with Monticello. It is gzipped.
  • Translation - A '.tra' or '.translation' file holding translations to another language. Optionally gzipped with extra extension '.gz'.
• Class libraries - Class libraries for Squeak to use for development
• Applications - Applications written in Squeak intended for regular nonprogramming users
• Licenses - The registered licenses of the packages
  • MIT - The MIT license is like BSD without the advertising clause. As free as it gets, suitable for cross Smalltalk 100% reuse. The recommended license for Squeak since the 4.0 release.
  • SqueakL + MIT - Dual licensed under both SqueakL and MIT. This enables both base Squeak inclusion and 100% reuse. Recommended prior to 4.0.
  • SqueakL - The original license of Squeak from Apple. Obsolete since Squeak 4.0 (which only accepts MIT contributions). SqueakL is not recommended to be used for new projects.
  • LGPL - GNU Lesser General Public License. Only suitable for plugins.
  • GPL - GNU General Public License. Not suitable for Squeak.
  • APSL2 - The second license available from Apple for the original Squeak 1.1 release, 23rd september 1996.
  • New BSD - The BSD license without the advertising clause, but including the no endorsement clause.
  • Other License -
• Squeak versions - List of official Squeak versions to indicate compatibility.
  • Squeak2.8 -
  • Squeak3.0 -
  • Squeak3.1 -
  • Squeak3.2 - Released 16 Jul 2002.
  • Squeak3.2.1 - The maintenance branch of 3.2, go there for future 3.2 fixes.
  • Squeak3.3alpha - Abandoned version. 3.4 is the direct descendant of 3.2.
  • Squeak3.4 -
  • Squeak3.5 -
  • Squeak3.6 -
  • Squeak3.7 - Released 15 Sept 2004.
  • Squeak3.8 - Released 25 May 2005.
  • Squeak3.9-alpha - This is the now obsolete development version of 3.9.
  • Squeak3.9 - Released 8 Dec 2006.
  • Squeak3.10-alpha - This is the current moving target of 3.10.
  • Squeak3.10 - Released 11 May 2008
  • Squeak4.0 - Released 15 Mar 2010
  • Squeak4.1 - Released 18th april 2010.
  • Squeak4.2 - Released February 11th, 2011
  • Squeak4.3 - Released December 23rd, 2011
  • Squeak4.5 - For release Q1/2014.
  • Squeak4.6 - Released Q3 / 2015.
  • Squeak5.0 - Released Q3 / 2015.
  • Squeak5.1 - Released August, 2016
  • Pharo 1.0 - Released 15 April, 2010
  • Pharo 1.1 - Released 26 July 2010
  • Pharo 1.1.1 - Released 1 October 2010
  • Pharo 1.2.1 - Released March 29th, 2011
  • Squeak 4.4 - Released December, 2012
  • Squeak5.2 - Released Q3/2018
  • Squeak5.3 - Released Q4 / 2019
  • Squeak6.0 - Released Q3/2022
• Package group - Different groupings of packages.
  • Non official package - Just a package for Squeak, no community guarantees. :)
  • Official package in Full - An official Squeak package in the Full multimedia distribution.
  • Official package in Basic - An official Squeak package in the Basic development distribution.
  • Official addon package - An official addon Squeak package.
  • Community Supported - Supported by the open-source community.
• Maturity level - Describes the level of maturity of the package.
  • Bleeding edge - Hardly runnable, full of bugs! For developers only.
  • Alpha - Useable by daredevils. Probably still full of bugs.
  • Beta - Useable but still not stable, probably has bugs.
  • Stable - Useable by all. Bugs are rare.
  • Rock solid - Useable and hasn't had bugs for a long time.