Here's my wish list : 1) No more useless, never-ending, ad nauseam discussions/arguments comparing Pharo with Squeak or any Smalltalk with any other Smalltalk implementation. May I add that, I suppose, I am like most people on this list : I love Smalltalk regardless of which implementation it is. I've worked with ObjectWorks, VisualWorks, VSE, Pharo, ObjectStudio, Dolphin, Squeak, VisualAge and I keep an eye on all other implementations, from GNU Smalltalk to Smalltalk/X, Smalltalk MT and even the newborn Silverlight. Some days, I might prefer Dolphin for some job, others I could recommend VisualAge, in other cases I'd go with Squeak or Pharo. I'll never say that Smalltalk A is better than Smalltalk B because they're all different, they all have their strengths and weeknesses, particularities and deficiencies. Let's try to be a community, part of the greater Smalltalk family. Let's always remember that we all came to be fans of a particular implementation of Smalltalk primarily because we fell in love with the language and it's concepts FIRST, not because of a debugger, the feature of a certain browser, not because of a package/library, not because of a platform/OS, not because of the way one tool packages/strips/shrinks a production image or any other reason... We're all, first and foremost, SMALLTALKERS... I don't consider myself more a Pharoer than a Cincomer or a Squeaker... I'd rather be called a Smalltalker. My 2 cents. ----------------- Benoit St-Jean Yahoo! Messenger: bstjean A standpoint is an intellectual horizon of radius zero. (Albert Einstein)