Indeed. I've just always been used to practice of setting flags first when executing a unix command. Perhaps this would be worthwhile adding as a note in the documentation that spits out. Based on that feedback, I tried "./pharo --headless --no-quit ./Pharo.image" pretty quickly. It didn't occur to me then that order might make a difference as one set of tags is for the VM and the other is for the scripting ability. Now that I better understand it, it makes sense. But a note of warning there would have been helpful. It seems we've come a long way from the early days of the Squeak VM.

Cheers,

Jeff